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Newport Beach Country Club • Newport Beach, California • March 11-17, 2013

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An Advertising Supplement to the Orange County Business Journal • March 4, 2013

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B-32 ORANGE COUNTY BUSINESS JOURNAL TOSHIBA CLASSIC Advertising Supplement MARCH 4, 2013

he Toshiba Classic is a week-long event in March that showcases golf legendsin the spectacular setting of The Newport Beach Country Club. The ToshibaClassic has become so popular that more than 80,000 fans visit thetournament annually, making this the largest and most exciting sporting eventin Orange County every year.

With non-stop action, a lively atmosphere, first-class seats and affordable ticket prices,the Toshiba Classic is a great entertainment option for a group of friends, corporatepartners and families.

Before you make the trip to the course, here are a few key details you will need toknow in order to maximize your tournament experience this year.

Buying TicketsOne of the hallmarks of the Toshiba Classic is its great value. Few other sporting

events can compare to the tournament’s front-row views and intimate player settings.The $20 advanced-purchase price for any one-day ticket allows you to walk the coursevirtually next to the golfers. The Toshiba Classic can serve as a great excuse to playhooky from work or make for a great weekend.

You can purchase tickets four different ways:1. Visit the tournament’s website, www.ToshibaClassic.com2. Call the tournament office at 949.660.10013. Buy a ticket at the tournament gates on the day you want

to attend (tickets purchased at the gate are $25)4. Visit select Orange County Roger Dunn Golf Shops

(Santa Ana, Mission Viejo and Seal Beach locations)

Weeklong patron badges, providing admission to the grounds and clubhouse all sevendays of tournament week, are only $100. (The Clubhouse will be closed to all badgeholders on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday of Tournament Week).

Daily tickets with Clubhouse Access give you access to the grounds and Clubhouseon one day of your choosing; available Friday, Saturday or Sunday and is only $40!

TYour Guide to the 2013 Toshiba Classic

Where to WatchThere are several free public grandstands located throughout the course including the

first tee and 8th, 9th, 16th greens and the 18th – without a doubt, the place to be comeSunday.

Another exciting spot is the grandstand behind the driving range (right next to the firsttee), where you can watch the pros tune up for their rounds.

While walking the course, be sure to stop at Fuzzy’s Vodka Bar & Grill between the10th and 18th fairways. It is the perfect place to sip specialty Fuzzy’s Vodka drinks andenjoy barbeque with great views of the tournament action. In addition, Toshiba TVs willcarry all the NCAA tournament action so you don’t miss a thing!

Monday, March 11� Morning Practice Rounds for professionals� Monday Pro-Am – 11:00 a.m. shotgun start

Tuesday, March 12� Breakfast with a Champion, presented by

The Allergan Foundation Newport Beach

Marriott Hotel & Spa, 7:00 a.m., $120 per person Champions Tour Guest of Honor: Steve ElkingtonIncludes presentation of the 2013 Toshiba Classic Scholarship Fund winners

Wednesday, March 13� Toshiba Classic Pro-Am

Thursday, March 14� Toshiba Classic Pro-Am� Women’s Business Day presented by UPS

Schedule of EventsToshiba Classic Garden Tent, 12:30 p.m., $150 per person

Friday, March 15� Toshiba Classic, 1st Round – tee times

begin at approximately 10:30 a.m.� Sixth Annual Toshiba “Swing for the Green”

e-recycling event. Main Gate, 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Saturday, March 16� Toshiba Classic, 2nd Round—tee times

begin at approximately 10:30 a.m.� Sixth Annual Toshiba “Swing for the

Green” Main Admission Gate, 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Sunday, March 17� Toshiba Classic, 3rd Round – tee times

begin at approximately 10:30 a.m.� Sixth Annual Toshiba “Swing for the

Green” Main Admission Gate, 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Schedule is subject to change

2013 Player Field

NOTE: List shows players who are anticipated to participate at time of publication

Michael AllenTommy Armour IIIAndy BeanJay Don BlakeMark Brooks Olin BrowneBrad BryantMark CalcavecchiaRoger ChapmanRuss CochranJohn CookFred CouplesBen Crenshaw Joe DaleySteve Elkington Brad FaxonBruce FleisherDan ForsmanDavid FrostFred FunkJim Gallagher, Jr.Bob GilderBill GlassonMike GoodesJay Haas

Gary HallbergGreg HopkinsJohn Huston Hale IrwinJohn Jacobs Peter JacobsenTom JenkinsGene JonesTom Kite Bernhard Langer Tom LehmanWayne LeviChie-Hsiang LinSteve LowerySandy Lyle Andrew MageeGary McCordMark McNultyRocco MediateLarry Mize Gil MorganMark MoulandLarry NelsonMark O’Meara Steve Pate

Corey Pavin Tom Pernice, Jr.Tom PurtzerDana QuigleyLoren RobertsJim RutledgePeter SeniorScott Simpson Joey SindelarJeff Sluman Craig Stadler Curtis Strange Hal Sutton Jim ThorpeEsteban ToledoKirk TriplettBob Tway Duffy WaldorfTom Watson D.A. WeibringMark WiebeWillie WoodFuzzy Zoeller


MARCH 4, 2013 TOSHIBA CLASSIC Advertising Supplement ORANGE COUNTY BUSINESS JOURNAL B-33

Mark Calcavecchia� 13 PGA TOUR titles,including the 1989 British Open� 9 International victories� 2 Champions Tour wins

John Cook� 11 PGA TOUR victories� 9 Champions Tour wins,including 3 titles in 2011

Fred Couples� 2010 Toshiba ClassicChampion� 15 PGA TOUR wins,including the 1992 Masters� 8 Champions Tour titles,including 2 majors titles

Ben Crenshaw� 19 PGA TOUR wins,including 2 MastersTournaments (1984 and 1995)� 1999 Ryder Cup Captain

Brad Faxon� 8 PGA TOUR wins

� Faxon became the fourth-straight, first-time winner when hecaptured the rain-shortenedInsperity Championship in 2011

Fred Funk� 8 PGA TOUR victories� 8 Champions Tour wins,including the 2009 and 2010JELD-WEN Tradition, 2009 U.S.Sr. Open

Jay Haas� 2007 Toshiba Classic Champion� 9 PGA TOUR wins� 16 Champions Tour victories,including 3 major championships

Hale Irwin� Two-time Toshiba ClassicChampion, 1998 and 2002� 20 PGA TOUR wins, includingtwo U.S. Open Championships� 45 Champions Tour victories,including 7 major wins

Mark Calcavecchia

Ben Crenshaw

Jay Haas

Brad Faxon

Toshiba Classic Player Bios

Hale Irwin

John Cook

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Bernhard Langer

Tom Lehman

Peter Jacobsen� 7 PGA TOUR wins� 2 Champions Tour victories,both being majors; 2004 U.S.Senior Open and the 2005 FordSr. Players Championship

Tom Kite� 19 PGA TOUR victories,including the 1992 U.S. Open� 10 Champions Tour wins

Bernhard Langer� 2008 Toshiba ClassicChampion� Two-time Masters Champion� 17 Champions Tour victories,including 2 majors� 2010 Charles Schwab CupChampion and Champions TourPlayer of the Year

Tom Lehman� 5 PGA TOUR victories,

including the 1996 British OpenChampionship� 7 Champions Tour wins,including the 2010 Sr. PGAChampionship and 2011Regions Tradition� 2011 and 2012 CharlesSchwab Cup Champions andChampions Tour Player of theYear

Rocco Mediate� 6 PGA TOUR victories� Captured his first ChampionsTour in his debut at the AllianzChampionship

Mark O’Meara� 16 PGA TOUR victories,including the 1998 Masters andBritish Open� 2 Champions Tour wins,including the 2010 ConstellationEnergy Sr. PlayersChampionship� Grew up in Mission Viejo,Calif.

Corey Pavin� 15 PGA TOUR wins, includingthe 1995 U.S. Open� Captured his first ChampionsTour victory in 2012 at the AllianzChampionship

Loren Roberts� 2012 Toshiba Classic Champion� 8 PGA TOUR victories� 13 Champions Tour wins,including the 2005 JELD-WENTradition, 2006 Sr. British Open,2007 Constellations Energy Sr.Players Championship and 2009The Senior Open

Jeff Sluman� 6 PGA TOUR wins, includingthe 1988 PGA Champions� 4 Champions Tour victories

Craig Stadler� 13 PGA TOUR wins, includingthe 1982 Masters� 8 Champions Tour victories,including the 2003 Sr. PlayersChampionship and 2004 JELD-WEN Tradition

Hal Sutton� 14 PGA TOUR titles, includingthe 1983 PGA Championship� 1983 PGA Player of the Year

Tom Watson� 39 PGA TOUR victories,including 5 British Open titles, 2Masters and 1 U.S. Open� 14 Champions Tour wins,including 6 major victories� 2014 Ryder Cup Captain

Fuzzy Zoeller� 10 PGA TOUR wins, includingthe 1979 Masters and 1984 U.S.Open� 2 Champions Tour victories,including the 2002 Sr. PGAChampionship

Corey Pavin

Craig Stadler

Hal Sutton

Tom Watson

Tom Kite

Mark O’Meara

Toshiba Classic Player Bios



oshiba Classic Scholarship FundOver the past 19 years as title sponsor of the Toshiba Classic, Toshiba America

Inc. has proudly led the way to raise $1 million annually for Hoag and otherOrange County charities. Through the generous philanthropy of Toshiba and othersponsors, the Toshiba Classic has become the charity leader on the PGAChampions Tour. Toshiba continues its tradition of recognizing some of Orange

County’s best and brightest students with the Toshiba Classic Scholarship Fund.The scholarship fund is a joint effort of the title sponsor, Toshiba America Information

Systems, Digital Products Division and the tournament. The Toshiba Classic scholarshippanel interviews 24 high school seniors, nominated by their high schools, and then selects12 finalists. The top two students selected by the panel will receive a $10,000 scholarshipeach, and all 12 finalists will receive a Toshiba laptop computer.

In the 14th year of the Toshiba Classic Scholarship Fund, Toshiba America Inc. hasdonated more than $269,000 in scholarships and 158 Toshiba laptop computers tooutstanding Orange County high school students.

TToshiba Classic Focuses on the Community

Breakfast With a Champion Presented by The Allergan FoundationThe Breakfast with a Champion, presented by The Allergan Foundation on Tuesday,

March 12 is always a highlight of tournament week. The 2013 guest of honor is 10-timePGA TOUR winner, including the 1995 PGA Championship, Steve Elkington.

“Fostering the growth of Orange County’s community is something The AllerganFoundation is quite proud to be associated with, and we value the relationships we’ve builtwith Hoag Hospital Foundation and Toshiba to make this Breakfast of Champions happen,”said Jim Hindman, president of The Allergan Foundation. “Not only is it a remarkable eventto learn about golf’s great athletes, but also an opportunity to give back to the area of whichwe’re so fortunate to be a part of.”

Tickets to the breakfast can be purchased by calling 949.660.1001.

Sixth Annual Toshiba “Swing for the Green” Recycling EventIn 2008, the Toshiba Classic began as an initiative based on Toshiba’s commitment to

demonstrate a leading role in establishing a sustainable society. The Sixth Annual Toshiba“Swing for the Green” Recycling Event willprovide the community with a free and easy wayto responsibly dispose of e-waste. As a thankyou for participating, you will receive twocomplimentary admission tickets good for anyone day of the tournament (Required minimumrecycling for Toshiba Classic Tickets: one pieceof gear (laptop, tablet, game system, TV) or fivesmall items (cables, power adapters, etc.) Offergood while ticket supplies last. Complete list ofacceptable items and rules atwww.ToshibaClassic.com).

Patrons are encouraged to bring their outdated electronic equipment between 10:00 a.m.and 3:00 p.m., Friday through Sunday of tournament week at the main admission gate.Products including desktop PCs, laptops, monitors, printers, camcorders, cell phones,VCRs, DVD players, rechargeable batteries, MP3 players and stereos, can be dropped offat the main entrance at the Newport Beach Country Club. Please note that not all electronicitems will be accepted. Items that will not be accepted include microwave ovens,refrigerators, smoke detectors, air conditioners and other major household appliances. Allitems must be carried to the front gate as there is no access for drive up.

For a complete list and directions, please visit www.ToshibaClassic.com.

Women’s Business Day Presented by UPSThe first annual Women’s Business Day, presented by UPS, will be a day of networking

with other women professionals from throughout Orange County while discussing thehealth and business benefits behind the game of golf. The program includes a networkingluncheon and clinic with PGA Champions Tour professionals and LPGA legend NancyLopez.

Featured guests and speakers during the luncheon include Mary Sue Allen, VicePresident of Human Resources, West Region, UPS; Deborah A. Proctor, President &CEO, St. Joseph Health; Shirley Quackenbush, Sr. Vice President, Wealth ManagementAdvisor, Merrill Lynch and Nancy Lopez, LPGA Tour Hall of Fame player.

Tables of 10 are available for $1,500 and limited single seats are available for $150 andcan be purchased by calling 949.660.1001 or visiting www.ToshibaClassic.com.

The 2013 Toshiba ClassicScholarship Fund finalists.



oshiba is made up of 28 companies from Canada to Argentina offering a widerange of the products including computers, HDTVs, microprocessors,telecommunication systems, medical devices and storage solutions.

What Corporate Social Responsibility Means to ToshibaAt Toshiba, we are proud of the many accomplishments of our companies. We

produce world-class products by using innovative technologies and processes thatenhance human life and lead to a thriving, healthy society. Beyondour products, we are constantly looking to help the communitybuild a better future through a variety of charitable initiativesincluding the South County Outreach, Orangewood Children’sFoundation, ExploraVision and of course, Hoag Hospital.

Lending a Hand to Our NeighborsThe Toshiba Classic has raised over $15 million for Orange County’s Hoag Hospital.

The money raised by the Toshiba Classic has translated into the development of the Mary& Dick Allen Diabetes Center, improvements to the urgent care center, the creation of abreast cancer center and the purchase of new healthcare equipment.

Since 2010, Toshiba has supported the Orangewood Children’s Foundation, a charitydedicated to providing care for neglected children and at-risk families. Last year, thecompany raised over $23,000 through various community and employee events. In 2011,we launched an employee program known as TAIS R.O.C.K.S. (Reaching Out CreatesKids Success) which affords Toshiba employees the opportunity to get directly involvedwith Orangewood’s efforts to stop the cycle of child abuse.

Toshiba is also a proud supporter of South County Outreach which provides a host of

Toshiba America Inc.’s Commitment to Corporate Social Responsibilityservices to help our community’s substantial, but often “hidden” homeless. Our corporatecampus annually donates hundreds of pounds of canned and other non-perishable itemsto the food pantry, South County Outreach, which helps feed over 650 families per month.

Educational SupportCharitable programs that motivate and inspire youth are very important to Toshiba.

For example, ExploraVision, in its 21st year, is the world’s largest K–12 science andtechnology competition. Since its inception, more than 300,000students from the U.S. and Canada have entered, and Toshibahas awarded over $4.4 million worth of savings bonds andprizes.

The Toshiba America Foundation (TAF) is a nonprofit grant-making organization dedicated to supporting science andmathematics education in the United States. Since 1990, TAF has

donated 2,000 grants worth $10 million to 125,000 students.

Reduce, Reuse and RecycleToshiba is committed to meeting the rigorous environmental standards including the

EPA’s Energy Star rating and the Green Electronics Council’s EPEAT. Today, almost all ofour laptops have been awarded EPEAT Gold ratings, and our LED TVs are Energy Starqualified.

For the past four years, Toshiba has partnered with Goodwill of Orange County toincrease electronics reuse and recycling efforts. At local events throughout OrangeCounty and at the Toshiba Classic itself, the company has collected thousands of TVs,computers and other electronic items in order to the keep e-waste out of landfills.

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roceeds from the 2013 Toshiba Classic will benefit Hoag’s Mary &Dick Allen Diabetes Center, which provides comprehensiveservices for those with, or at risk for diabetes regardless of theirability to pay. Last year’s Toshiba Classic raised $1 million for theMary & Dick Allen Diabetes Center, and the tournament hasgenerated $15 million to benefit Hoag throughout its 15-year

history.When their granddaughter was diagnosed with Type I diabetes at the

age of two and a half, Mary and Dick Allen turned to Hoag’s medicalleadership for guidance and training. This experience inspired the Allens tobecome advocates within the community and actively support diabetesprogramming.

The American Diabetes Association estimates that nearly 26 million Americans live with

Hoag’s Mary & Dick Allen Diabetes Center and Toshibadiabetes and more than 79 million Americans are at increased risk fordiabetes. Recognizing that Orange County is deeply affected by this chronicdisease, The Mary & Dick Allen Diabetes Center is dedicated to making apositive difference in the lives of people with diabetes through its clinical,educational and support services.

Innovative and customized programs at the Mary & Dick Allen DiabetesCenter include “Sweet Success,” a program tailored for women who havediabetes while pregnant; pediatric diabetes services; a multicultural programand the Herbert Family Program for Young Adults with Type 1 diabetes.Additionally, the Allen Diabetes Center is committed to community outreachand programs that provide care to underserved populations.

For more information regarding services at the Center, please call 949.764.8065 or visitwww.hoag.org/diabetes.

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