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CONTENTS WELCOME LETTERS Jeff Dailey — Chief Executive Officer Farmers Group, Inc.

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Brian O’Callaghan — President 6 The Century Club of San Diego Kevin Faulconer — Mayor 8 The City of San Diego OF I N T E R E S T Welcome to the Farmers Insurance Open 11 Attractions 16 Player Preview 23 Defending Champion 29 FedExCup, The FedExCup Playoffs 32 South Course Hole Previews 36 foldout Tournament Information

Player Pairings

Fan Information

Concession Guide South Course Map

foldout The New North 44 North Course Map 48 North Course Hole Previews 50 Century Club Members 63 Charitable Programs 69 Champions for Youth 70 Thank You to Our Volunteers 72

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FARMERS INSURANCE® ON BEHALF OF FARMERS® AND OUR THOUSANDS OF EMPLOYEES AND AGENTS ACROSS THE COUNTRY, WE WELCOME YOU TO THE 2017 FARMERS INSURANCE OPEN®.

This marks the 8th year Farmers has partnered with the PGA TOUR and its world-class athletes to showcase an incredible tournament on San Diego’s biggest stage – Torrey Pines Golf Course.

The Farmers Insurance Open ranks among the highest-rated PGA TOUR events and provides a powerful opportunity for Farmers to show its brand in action by giving back to the community. Farmers and the Century Club of San Diego have contributed more than $34 million over the tournament’s history. Through the Champions for Youth program, we continue to support 12 San Diego organizations serving at-risk and underserved youth and benefiting nearly 215,000 people annually.

In addition to continuing our support of Champions for Youth, we are also proud to support Suits for Soldiers – a program assisting military personnel transitioning from active duty into the workplace by providing them with proper business attire. Throughout the tournament, we will hold several Suits for Soldiers events to recognize all members of the U.S. Military and Armed Forces for their commitment to serving our nation.

On behalf of everyone at Farmers, we hope you have a great time at the 2017 Farmers Insurance Open.

Jeff Dailey Chief Executive Officer Farmers Group, Inc.

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CENTURY CLUB HELLO AND WELCOME TO THE 2017 FARMERS INSURANCE OPEN®!

To many like me, San Diego has become home.

As my first week here coincided with the unforgettable 2008 US Open, I quickly came to the natural conclusion that no matter how long I lived in “America’s Finest City,” my first week would inevitably be my best.

That was until I discovered the Century Club of San Diego and became involved in the Farmers Insurance Open.

For nearly six decades, the Century Club has proudly served as the host organization for San Diego’s PGA TOUR event. In that time, the tournament has grown to be recognized as one of the premier sporting events in the world, and Torrey Pines one of the world’s most iconic sporting venues.

Like our tournament, the Century Club has a rich history of its own: deeply rooted in our mission to maximize support for the San Diego community and the local youth programs with which we work, as well as our vision to become San Diego’s greatest benefactor and ambassador.

With this spectacular tournament serving as our fundraising platform, the Century Club is proud to have positively impacted thousands of San Diego’s at-risk and underprivileged youth, via our Champions for Youth program.

I’d also like to take a moment to recognize those that make this remarkable event happen: the more than 1,000 dedicated Tournament Volunteers who make this event possible; the world’s best title sponsor in Farmers Insurance; an incredible Tournament partner in the City of San Diego; the leadership of the PGA TOUR, and the tireless work of the Tournament Staff and my Century Club colleagues. But most importantly you, the fans, for being here. Only your support makes this event matter and meaningful.

All those mentioned have collectively taken this event to unprecedented levels of success. I am humbled to have played a small role in the 2017 Farmers Insurance Open and will forever appreciate it for showing me that my first week in America’s Finest City wasn’t even close to being my best.

Many thanks again to you all and now go Get Your Torrey On!

Brian O’Callaghan President, Century Club of San Diego General Chairman, 2017 Farmers Insurance Open 6

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CITY OF SAN DIEGO WELCOME TO THE 2017 FARMERS INSURANCE OPEN® JANUARY 26-29, 2017 On behalf of the citizens of San Diego, I would like to welcome you to the 2017 Farmers Insurance Open.

It is such a pleasure to watch the world’s best golfers play on the world’s most beautiful golf course.

Throughout the tournament, 925 million households in 226 countries will get to see why San Diego is such a fantastic place to live and visit. The majestic views of the Pacific Ocean and the gorgeous weather are only a few reasons why San Diego is America’s Finest City.

In addition to experiencing a great golf tournament, this event also generates over $3 million a year in charitable impact for San Diego nonprofit organizations. I would like to thank Farmers Insurance, the Century Club of San Diego, and the tournament’s team of dedicated volunteers.

While you are here, please take some time to explore all the amazing things our city has to offer including the San Diego Zoo, SeaWorld, Balboa Park, the miles of pristine beaches, our hundreds of world-class restaurants and our great music and theater scene.

Please accept my warmest wishes for an enjoyable event in San Diego.

Best personal regards,

Kevin L. Faulconer Mayor, Farmers Group, Inc.

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Play 36 Come for the South, stay for the North.

Renovations at Torrey Pines North are complete, and the results are everything you’ve hoped.

The Tom Weiskopf design is a unique combination of challenge and beauty that affords golfers of all skill levels an opportunity to experience a PGA TOUR-quality course on a gorgeous property.

TEE TIMES & INFORMATION: 877-581-7171 SANDIEGO.GOV/GOLF The City of San Diego is a proud partner of the 2017 Farmers Insurance Open.

WELCOME TO THE 2017 FARMERS INSURANCE OPEN®!

Farmers Insurance® is thrilled to have you at Torrey Pines Golf Course to experience one of the premier events on the PGA TOUR. The tournament offers something for everyone – a world-class field of PGA TOUR players, engaging fan activities and stunning views of the Pacific Ocean. Torrey Pines Golf Course always provides one of the greatest tests in golf and this year will be the debut of the redesigned North Course.

Last year, Brandt Snedeker put together one of the best rounds the South Course has ever seen. The harsh conditions forced a Monday finish and Snedeker won his second Farmers Insurance Open title. The win, Snedeker’s eighth on the PGA TOUR, was also his fourth comeback of at least five shots in the final round. Snedeker joins a prolific list of players to win the tournament multiple times including Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson and Arnold Palmer.

Farmers Insurance and the Century Club of San Diego are committed to making a difference in the San Diego community. The tournament provides an ideal platform to impact the community through various charitable activities.

Champions for Youth is the primary charitable program of the event and serves twelve organizations that support at-risk and underserved youth in San Diego. The Farmers Insurance Open has contributed more than $34 million in tournament history and Farmers Insurance and the Century Club of San Diego are excited to continue to grow the charitable contribution of the tournament.

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RICKIE FOWLER Rickie Fowler continues to be one of the top players on the PGA TOUR and proudly represents Farmers Insurance on and off the golf course. This past year, Fowler represented Team U.S.A. in golf’s historic return to the Olympic Games.

In addition to his proud Olympic moments, Fowler recorded eight top-10’s on the PGA TOUR and reached the FedExCup Playoffs for the seventh consecutive year. Fowler claimed his second European Tour title, winning the Abu Dhabi HSBC Golf Championship. He also made his third career Ryder Cup team, going 2-1-0 for the victorious U.S. Team.

Off the course, Fowler continues to represent the Farmers® brand through his dedication to the community and impact on young golf fans around the world. On Tuesday, Farmers Insurance and Fowler hosted the 7th annual Tee it Up! for Kids Youth Golf Clinic at Torrey Pines. Youth in attendance had the chance to learn some great insights from Fowler about golf and other areas of his life.

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SUITS FOR SOLDIERS Farmers Insurance, a company founded by two World War I veterans, has a longstanding commitment to supporting military and their families. In October, Farmers launched a nationwide campaign, Suits for Soldiers, to assist military personnel with the transition from active duty to civilian work life by providing them with the proper business attire. Earlier this week, Farmers Insurance and PGA TOUR players presented suits to local veterans.

Farmers Insurance also teamed up with the Armed Services YMCA, one of the Champions for Youth organizations, to host a suit distribution alongside the Armed Services YMCA Neighborhood Food Exchange.

Farmers executives, district managers and employees distributed suits and business attire to attending veterans.

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ATTRACTIONS IN BETWEEN CATCHING ALL THE ACTION INSIDE THE ROPES, BE SURE TO CHECK OUT THESE AREAS OF TORREY PINES GOLF COURSE: SERVPRO FAN VILLAGE – located at the convergence of three holes: behind the 15th green, adjacent to the 17th fairway, and a few hundred feet from the 18th tee. The SERVPRO Fan Village is the epicenter of action and showcases areas like: • The Michelob ULTRA Zone, a “must see” for fans. Open to the public, the 30,000-square foot Michelob ULTRA Zone features free samples of Michelob ULTRA, plus premium food offerings you will not find anywhere else on course.

• The Fringe Presented by Harrah’s Resort SoCal, located on the 15th green. Upgrades on site are available at the Fringe entrance so check out what has become our most popular venue with artisan menu choices for purchase and a premium cash bar.

• The Flight Deck Presented by Grey Goose, at the 16th tee.

The Flight Deck features specialty Grey Goose cocktails and a panoramic view of holes 15, 16, and the ocean.

• The Post Party Presented by Harrah’s Resort SoCal. On Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, starting at 3 p.m., enjoy the DJ and happy hour specials.

• The Champions for Youth Zone and learn about the 12 participating organizations in our core charitable program • An Official Merchandise Tent, and a fan-friendly expo where guests can try the latest golf equipment, learn more about special offers from tournament partners, and engage in interactive displays.

• Stryker’s Health Walk, with 10 stops around the course.

Track how far you’ve walked today by following the 2-mile educational loop.

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THE ZTE GROVE – located between the 7th and 18th fairways.

The Grove is the perfect spot to recharge with areas like: • The ZTE Phone Charging Station, where you can recharge your mobile device, and get a first look at the newest offerings from ZTE. • The Grey Goose 19th Hole, located on the north side of the par-3 8th green, is the perfect spot to enjoy a Grey Goose signature cocktail while taking in the sights. Open to the public. Guests must be 21+ to enter.

• The William Hill Wine Lounge, located on the south side of the 8th green. The Lounge offers ocean views and a bevy of wine varietals from William Hill. Open to the public.

Guests must be 21+ to enter.

VANTAGE POINT - located near the 1st tee and 18th hole of the South Course. This area has a little of something for everyone: • La Cantina, located behind the 1st tee on the South Course, near the Pro Shop. Get the morning started with a Torrey Breakfast Burrito, Bloody Mary and/or a Mimosa. In the afternoons, sip on margaritas while taking in the sights.

• The Practice Putting Green Presented by Cresa to watch the professionals as they prepare to play.

• Autograph area where fans can meet with their favorite player after the round.

• Torrey Pines Golf Shop to buy official tournament merchandise and accessories.

Plus, if you’re a Citi Cardmember, be sure to check out the Citi Cardmember Club on the 14th green!

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BY FARMERS INSURANCE® FARMERS INSURANCE CLAIM GAME Imagine looking out the window of your home and seeing a group of deer making a mess of your swimming pool, or finding a bear that has broken into your home and has been enjoying the food in your refrigerator. Believe it or not, these unlikely events actually happened to Farmers customers. And fortunately, Farmers was able to cover the claim. To explore some of the unbelievable but true stories Farmers has covered over the years, stop by the Farmers Insurance Claim Game, located between the 14th green and 15th tee.

MOBILE CLAIMS CENTER (MCC) Helping customers recover from disasters is at the core of Farmers business. Stop by the Mobile Claims Centers (MCC) located at the Main Entrance and 16th tee.

THANK AMERICA’S TEACHERS A brighter tomorrow starts in the classroom today. America’s teachers make a big impact in the futures of our nation’s kids – giving their time, talent and knowledge to create a brighter tomorrow. Join us at the Thank America’s Teachers bus to share a thank you with a special teacher who touched your life – and give them the chance to make their educational vision a reality for their classroom and community with $2,500 and $100,000 grant opportunities. Located adjacent to the 16th tee on Torrey Pines South Course.

FARMERS SOCIAL CLUBHOUSE The state-of-the art Farmers Social Clubhouse will give fans the opportunity to experience all that is going on at Torrey Pines, including live coverage, PGATOUR.com scoring, social media updates, behind the scenes player videos and more. We’ll also have the Farmers Insurance Open® trophy displayed all week, so don’t miss your chance to get a picture!

Located within the SERVPRO Fan Village.

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PLAYER PREVIEW 2017 PLAYERS TO WATCH TIGER WOODS Tiger Woods has won the Farmers Insurance Open seven times (1999, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2013), and earned his last major championship victory in a 19-hole playoff at the U.S. Open at Torrey Pines in 2008. The 2017 Tournament marks the 79-time PGA TOUR’s first start in a full-field PGA TOUR event since August 2015.

Farmers Insurance Open Record: Appearances (last): 15 (2015) Last finish: WD Best Finish (year): 7 WINS (2013, 2005-08, 2003, 1999) Total Earnings: $6,856,015.00

BRANDT SNEDEKER The reigning Farmers Insurance Open champion also captured the title in 2012.

In 10 starts in San Diego, Brandt has five top-10 finishes. The 36-year-old is second on the all-time money list at Torrey, behind only Tiger Woods.

Farmers Insurance Open Record: Appearances (last): 10 (2016) Last finish: WIN Best Finish (year): WIN (2012 and 2016) Total Earnings: $3,780,342.08 2016 Season Recap Wins: Farmers Insurance Open P2 Sony Open in Hawaii FedEx Cup Ranking: 15 World Golf Ranking: 28

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PLAYER PREVIEW 2017 PLAYERS TO WATCH JASON DAY The 2015 champion added THE PLAYERS to his list of titles in 2016. Jason has played at Torrey the last four years, finishing in Top 10 three times. Since the end of December, he has maintained the World #1 for the last forty-four weeks.

Farmers Insurance Open Record: Appearances (last): 7 (2016) Last finish: CUT Best Finish (year): WIN (2015) Total Earnings: $1,683,929 2016 Season Recap Wins: Arnold Palmer Invitational, WGC-Dell Match Play, THE PLAYERS Championship FedEx Cup Ranking: 6 World Golf Ranking: 1

RICKIE FOWLER Rickie heads into the tournament at No. 12 in the World Golf Ranking.

The Murrieta native finished the 2016 season with one second place finish and eight top-10 finishes out of 23 events.

Farmers Insurance Open Record: Appearances (last): 7 (2016) Last Finish: CUT Best Finish (year): T5 (2010) Total Earnings: $565,979 2016 Season Recap P2 Waste Management Phoenix Open FedEx Cup Ranking: 31 World Golf Ranking: 12

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PLAYER PREVIEW 2017 PLAYERS TO WATCH PHIL MICKELSON Three-time Farmers Insurance Open Champion, Phil Mickelson, came within strokes of the Open Championship – it took Henrik Stenson a record-breaking score to beat the San Diego native. Lefty had a solid 2016 with three second-place finishes and placed in the top 10 in six tournaments.

Farmers Insurance Open Record: Appearances (last): 26 (2016) Last Finish: CUT Best Finish (year): 3 WINS (2000-01, 1993) Total Earnings: $3,029,516 2016 Season Recap 2nd at AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am T2 FedEx St. Jude Classic 2nd at The Open Championship FedEx Cup Ranking: 16 World Golf Ranking: 19

DUSTIN JOHNSON Johnson has played seven of his eligible eight years, finishing as high as tied for third in 2011.

The South Carolina native broke through last year with his first major victory at U.S. Open at Oakmont, and followed it up with a win at his next start at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational, giving him back-to-back wins for the first time in his career. Johnson capped off his season with a win at the BMW Championship.

Farmers Insurance Open Record: Appearances (last): 7 (2016) Last Finish: T18 Best Finish (year): T3 (2011) Total Earnings: $512,595.18 2016 Season Recap Wins: U.S. Open, WGC-Bridgestone Invitational, BMW Championship FedEx Cup Ranking: 2 World Golf Ranking: 3 26

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JUSTIN ROSE The reigning Olympic Gold medalist returns to Torrey Pines for the fifth time in the last seven years. His time in Rio was easily the highlight of his year as he wrapped the PGA TOUR season with five top-10 finishes.

Farmers Insurance Open Record: Appearances (last): 7 (2016) Last Finish: CUT Best Finish (year): T22 (2010) Total Earnings: $139,044.40 2016 Season Recap Olympic Gold Medalist T3 Wells Fargo Championship FedEx Cup Ranking: 51 World Golf Ranking: 11

JIMMY WALKER Walker enjoyed a solid year in 2016, highlighted by his first major championship with the PGA Championship at Baltusrol, and five top-10 finishes. Walker has played Torrey the last eight years with four top-10 finishes.

Farmers Insurance Open Record: Appearances (last): 9 (2016) Last Finish: T4 Best Finish (year): T4 twice (2013, 2016) Total Earnings: $940,001 2016 Season Recap Wins: PGA Championship 3rd at Deutsche Bank Championship FedEx Cup Ranking: 14 World Golf Ranking: 21

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DEFENDING CHAMPION Brandt Snedeker rallied from six shots off the lead, coming back from a tie for 27th after the third round to win the Farmers Insurance Open for the second time in five years. Snedeker edged third-round co-leader K.J. Choi by one stroke to earn a $1,170,000 winner’s check and 500 FedExCup points.

The lead would change many times throughout the 5-day tournament. When the first round of the 2016 Farmers Insurance Open concluded, Scott Brown and Andrew Loupe had emerged as the leaders when both golfers posted a 66 at Torrey Pines, sharing the one-stroke lead over four different players.

On Friday, Derek Fathauer had the round of the day when he fired a bogey-free 7-under-65 on the North Course.

Fathauer started with three birdies and finished with three straight. Favorites such as defending champion Jason Day, Rickie Fowler, and Phil Mickelson were all headed home after failing to make the -1 cut. Opening round leader Scott Brown shot an even-par 72 and still remained in contention, just two spots behind the leaders. Dustin Johnson’s bogey-free 66 on the North Course propelled him to second, just one stroke behind leaders K.J. Choi and Gary Woodland.

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DEFENDING CHAMPION The tight race continued on Saturday. Brown kept himself in a position to win on Sunday, after posting a solid 70. K.J. Choi shot an even-par in round three, and while it wasn’t his best performance, it was enough to hang around the top of the leaderboard. After 54 holes, Jimmy Walker sat in the clubhouse in solo place for second after going 17-for-17 on putts inside 15 feet in the third round.

Brandt Snedeker was the only one who had anything going on Sunday at Torrey Pines. Arguably his best round as a professional on the PGA TOUR, Snedeker battled through heavy rain and 45 mph winds to finish with a 3-under-par 69, the only player to break par in the final round.

“One of my best rounds on Tour, by far,” Snedeker said. “Under these conditions, to shoot anything under par or around par is a good round. To shoot 69 when you need to, really special.”

Snedeker, who made the cut on the line, played his final 17 holes Sunday without a bogey – even as half of the players who finished Sunday shot 80 or higher.

While Snedeker finished his final round Sunday, severe weather forced 49 players to complete their final rounds Monday – the second time in four years the tournament was extended to five days.

On Monday, Jimmy Walker and K.J. Choi battled extreme winds to stay within reach of Snedeker. Choi came within one shot of the victory, but missed a 30-foot birdie by a yard on the final hole.

Snedeker would win his second Farmers Insurance Open at 6-under.

“I can’t tell you how excited I am to be the champion here again, how unbelievable the last 48 hours have been.” Snedeker said. “I thought I was out of the tournament when I started on Sunday morning. Now to have a chance to be holding the trophy is unbelievable. Everything worked out perfectly for me.”

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FedExCup THE FEDEXCUP PLAYOFFS The FedExCup Playoffs started with a field of 125 players at The Barclays in New York. The world ranked number one, Jason Day, finished T-4th with Adam Scott and Gary Woodland, as Patrick Reed claimed the victory. Patrick Reed won by only one stroke over Emiliano Grillo and Sean O’Hair and moved from seventh place to first place in the standings. Sean O’Hair jumped from 108th to 15th in the standing and secured his spot in the next round with his surprising performance. Shane Lowry, Peter Malnati, Robert Streb, Lucas Glover and Jonas Blixt all ended their FedExCup hopes, and the remaining 100 golfers were off to the next round in Boston.

For the second leg of the playoffs swing, the TOUR headed to The Deutsche Bank Championship. It was here that Rory Mcllroy won by just two strokes and jumped 34 places to number four in the standings. Paul Casey was the runner-up, with Jimmy Walker finishing in third. Mcllroy’s victory gave him sufficient momentum moving into the final stretch of the FedEx Cup Playoffs.

As the end drew closer, players stepped up their game. The BMW Championship took us to Carmel, Indiana where some familiar names came to shine. Dustin Johnson took the BMW Championship by storm shooting a round of 63 (-9). This was the lowest ever at the BMW Championship at Crooked Stick Golf Club. Johnson’s impeccable round saw him catch up with overnight leader Roberto Castro at 14 under par. Dustin Johnson clinched the victory on the final day with a 5-under 67, and secured his spot in the TOUR Championship. Paul Casey was the runner-up in his second straight playoff event, after losing to Mcllroy the week before. Johnson moved up two spots from number three to number one before the points were reset for the final leg of the championship.

It all came down to the TOUR Championship by Coca-Cola. The top five players consisted of Dustin Johnson, Patrick Reed, Adam Scott, Jason Day and Paul Casey, although none of these players were going to take home the trophy.

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Rory Mcllroy clinched the victory with a three-man playoff. Mcllroy was three shots back with three holes left to play and fought his way back to force a playoff with Kevin Chappell and Ryan Moore.

This could be considered the most dramatic and exciting TOUR Championship in its 10-year history. McIlroy picked up $11.53 million in one day - the $10 million FedExCup bonus and $1.53 million for the TOUR Championship. This was his second victory in three weeks, which made him the first player to win four FedExCup playoff events.

The FedEx Cup season promises weekly interest as the excitement builds throughout the season. Testing golfers through 39 weeks of regular season play, the FedExCup sets up the pressure-packed FedExCup Playoffs — a four-week post-season series that’s progressively more intense each week. The FedExCup Playoffs narrows 125 players down to the final 30 who will play for it all at the TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola. The winner of this week’s Farmers Insurance Open will receive 500 points.

Will your favorite player have what it takes to make it to the final challenge? Don’t miss a moment of FedExCup action.

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SOUTH PAR 4 450 YARDS

The tee shot on this slight dogleg right should favor the left of the fairway, leaving a clear path to a green that slopes up and away from the approach. The green is protected on both sides by bunkers.

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SOUTH PAR 4 389 YARDS The safe play is a tee shot down the left that should find a flat part of the fairway from which players can hit full shots of about 130 yards into a green that slopes severely from back to front.

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SOUTH PAR 3 142/200 YARDS

Each day will present a different look, as two teeing grounds will be used. The two-level putting surface, falling dramatically from left to right, is deceptively difficult. The “shorter� days will get the tougher hole locations.

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SOUTH PAR 4 488 YARDS

Seven Torrey Pines have been moved from the left of the fairway to the right to open up the cliffs on the left. The approach should be a long iron or utility club to a narrow putting surface that sits hard by the cliffs.

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SOUTH PAR 4 454 YARDS

The key on this relatively straight hole is the approach: the ball should come to rest on the front portion of the sloping green to give any chance of birdie.

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SOUTH PAR 5 560 YARDS

Players can attack this par 5 by carrying the canyon on the right with a high draw. Otherwise, the prudent shot is down the left, avoiding five fairway bunkers. The difficulty on the second shot will be getting a long approach to land softly on the green.

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SOUTH PAR 4 478 YARDS

Players who shape their shots won’t find much room here. Eucalyptus trees protect both sides of this tight fairway and the slightly uphill green slopes aggressively from right to left. Shots coming from the right had better land softly if a player wants to have putter in hand for his third shot.

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SOUTH PAR 3 223/193 YARDS

The two teeing grounds have a dramatic effect on how this hole is played. The shorter tee, to the left, brings two greenside bunkers into play, but players can aim right and ride the prevailing breeze. The front of the green is open from the longer tee, but the wind can complicate the angle.

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SOUTH PAR 4 442 YARDS

A high draw from the tee will take the fairway bunker on the right – 275 yards to the front of it – out of play. That will leave a middle-to-shortiron approach to an elevated, wide, and severely undulating green protected by two bunkers in front.

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SOUTH PAR 5 570 YARDS

The closing hole is a great par 5 – basically straight but with a twist in the drive zone – on which anything can happen.

Just ask Bruce Devlin. In contention for the 1975 Andy Williams San Diego Open, the Australian took six hacks to get his ball out of the water in front of the green on his way to making a 10. The pond is now called “Devlin’s Billabong.”

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FedExCup THE RACE TO THE FINISH Introduced in 2007, the PGA TOUR’s season-long FedExCup points competition is a thrilling showcase for golf’s biggest names.

Tiger Woods won the inaugural FedExCup in 2007 and its $10-million top prize and won again in 2009. Others to hoist the FedExCup trophy include Brandt Snedeker (2012), Henrik Stenson (2013), Billy Horschel (2014), Jordan Spieth (2015), and Rory McIlroy (2016).

During the PGA TOUR Season, TOUR members earn points based on their results, with a strong emphasis placed on winning and high finishes. Once the PGA TOUR Season concludes, the top-125 players advance to the FedExCup Playoffs. The Playoffs feature a progressive cut, beginning with The Northern Trust, continuing with the Deutsche Bank Championship, and the BMW Championship. A reseed takes place, seeding the top-30 players for the culminating TOUR Championship, where the FedExCup Champion is crowned.

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THE NEW NORTH Following a comprehensive nine-month, $12.6 million renovation, the North Course at Torrey Pines Golf Course reopened to an eagerly awaiting golfing public this past November.

Originally designed by William F. Bell and opened in 1957, the renovated North Course now stands to rival the popularity of the world famous South Course, host of the U.S. Open in 2008 and in 2021.

For course architect and golfing great Tom Weiskopf, redesigning the North Course was a project that held a special place in his golf career and design portfolio. His first career win came at Torrey Pines at the 1968 Andy Williams-San Diego Open, predecessor to the current Farmers Insurance Open played every January at Torrey Pines.

After a playing career that included 16 PGA TOUR Titles, including the 1973 Open Championship, Mr. Weiskopf has since been instrumental in the design of over 60 golf courses over the last three decades, including TPC Scottsdale Stadium Course — site of the PGA TOUR’s Waste Management Phoenix Open.

“It’s really special,” Wesikopf said. “And to work on a piece of property that amazing doesn’t happen very often. The sheer beauty of the place always captivates me. Now people can look forward to playing 36 incredible holes at Torrey Pines by playing the North and the South.”

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While the North Course maintains a similar feel to its original design, there were some significant changes. The number of bunkers has been reduced from 59 to 41, and the average green size increased from 4,500 square feet to 6,400. All 18 greens were completely reconstructed to United States Golf Association standards. The front and back nines were also reversed, allowing golfers spectacular ocean and canyon views as they finish their rounds.

“Switching the nines is very significant because the back nine is so iconic with its incredible views,” Weiskopf said. “The larger greens allow for more pin placements and more variety, and we’ve taken out bunkers but kept others that are strategically placed.”

“I tried to bring the North Course into the 21st century,” Weiskopf said. “It was built in the 1950s, and nothing of significance had ever been done to it. Everything we did in the redesign was to bring it up to current standards. It’s now a top-of-the-line golf course.”

The age-old question of Torrey North or Torrey South is now not-so-slam-dunk. The New North has arrived.

“...The sheer beauty of the place always captivates me. Now people can look forward to playing 36 incredible holes at Torrey Pines by playing the North and the South.” ~ Tom Wesikopf

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THANK YOU TO OUR RESTAURANT PARTNERS The Century Club of San Diego and the Farmers Insurance Open would like to extend a huge thank you to all of our 2017 Restaurant Partners for allowing our guests, media and PGA TOUR players to experience some of the best food San Diego has to offer!

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NORTH PAR 4 421 YARDS

Open the round with a straightforward par-4 outlined by a bunker on the left-hand side and a large eucalyptus tree on the right. The expansive green is protected by front bunkers on either side.

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NORTH PAR 4 495 YARDS

With rolling hills and exceptional length, the second hole is the longest par-4 on the course and plays into a prevailing wind. A canyon borders the left side of this hole that features only one bunker. The split-level green provides an extra challenge for players who end up on the wrong tier.

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NORTH PAR 3 241 YARDS

The first par-3 on the course directs players west and is challenging for players of all skill levels.

In addition to the length, a deep bunker guards the small green perched neatly atop a hill.

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NORTH PAR 4 479 YARDS

The combination of difficulty and beauty of this par-4 hole is accented by trees and a large bunker on the corner of this downhill dogleg-left tee shot. Two more bunkers on either side of the large, semiblind green make par a good score.

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NORTH PAR 5 525 YARDS

The easiest and shortest of all par-5s on the North Course.

On this slight dogleg-left that usually plays downwind, players will want to avoid the bunkers to the right to reach the green in two. Only a small bunker on the left makes this hole attack-worthy, but notice the pin location on the tiered green.

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NORTH PAR 4 416 YARDS

This short par-4 features a single bunker on the left-hand side of the fairway. Another bunker protects the right side of a deep, narrow green that penalizes players either short with a false front or on the left due to the closely-mown area.

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NORTH PAR 4 322 YARDS

This newly-drivable par-4 is highlighted by two bunkers on the left side that challenge the tee shot. The green presents some putting, chipping and pitching challenges. Two wellplayed shots will yield a great chance for an easy birdie.

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NORTH PAR 3 214 YARDS

The tee on this par-3 is the highest point and offers a beautiful view of the course.

It features an inviting downhill elevation change to a contoured green that is shielded by extensive bunkering on either side.

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NORTH PAR 5 556 YARDS

The outward nine concludes with a mid-length par-5 bordered by trees and a bunker on the left in the landing area.

The small green is well-protected by two cavernous bunkers on both sides. A good opportunity for a birdie or easy par.

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NORTH PAR 5 536 YARDS

The back nine begins with a reachable par-5 that depends on a solid tee shot.

Avoid a massive bunker on the right to reach the green in two. The dramatic, small green features a blind coffin bunker and a great view of the Pacific Ocean.

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NORTH PAR 4 339 YARDS

The second-shortest par-4 on the course deceives players with four visible bunkers from the tee box that appear to line the landing area. Three, however, are situated strategically around the green, making a conservative approach from the tee advantageous.

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NORTH PAR 3 203 YARDS

A wide, contoured green awaits players on this elevated par-3. Its signature feature is a vast ravine that defines the entire left side and forces a significant carry from the tees to safely reach the green.

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NORTH PAR 4 459 YARDS

This demanding par-4 plays alongside the ravine on the left with a bunker on the right. The green is especially challenging because it features a unique “hog back” running through the middle. The deceptive approach shot plays longer than it looks.

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NORTH PAR 4 451 YARDS

This par-4 is another long, demanding hole. The challenge off the tee is to drive the ball between the eucalyptus trees on either side of the fairway. It is one of course designer Tom Weiskopf’s favorite holes.

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NORTH PAR 3 202 YARDS

The par-3 signature hole offers exceptional challenge and beauty.

Dramatic elevation off the tee offers a significant hardship into the large, tiered green, especially when considering the strong ocean breeze.

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NORTH PAR 4 393 YARDS

This par-4 tasks players with driving the ball across a valley to a narrow fairway while the second shot is played uphill to a blind green. The old navigational marker framing the green gives players the line of play on the approach.

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NORTH PAR 5 520 YARDS

This par-5 is a reachable par-5. Players must avoid the large eucalyptus tree and two bunkers on the left.

There is a canyon bordering the hole that impacts the second and third shots. The green location is adjacent to a canyon, making this an exciting risk-reward par-5.

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NORTH PAR 4 486 YARDS

The trying home hole heads toward the clubhouse and boasts one of the longest par-4s on the course. The landing area is semi-blind, but there are no fairway bunkers to contend with to provide balance. The complex green is the largest on the course and is protected by three bunkers.

CENTURY CLUB MEMBERS Composed of more than 50 local business leaders, the Century Club of San Diego is the 501(c)(3) organization that plans and hosts San Diego’s PGA TOUR event, the Farmers Insurance Open.

Since 1961, the Century Club has been dedicated to utilizing the annual Tournament to maximize support for local charities, schools, and military families through funding and in-kind programs as well as to economically benefit the city.

Brian O’Callaghan President & General Chairman

Steve Finden Vice President

Tom Lofaro Secretary

Tim Young Treasurer

Ernie Hahn Director

Greg Jackey Director

Barbara Savaglio Director

Brian Tucker Director

Mike Whitton Immediate Past President

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Q & A WITH CENTURY CLUB PRESIDENT

BRIAN O’CALLAGHAN

Why did you become a Century Club member?

I joined the Century Club in 2009 when I reached a point where I wanted to spend more of my time giving back. The Century Club was the perfect avenue for me from two perspectives.

We are focused on the underprivileged and underserved youth of our community and we serve those populations via the tournament. As someone with a lifelong passion for golf, I figured why not combine my philanthropic pursuits and personal passions for good?

Can you tell us something about the Century Club that we might not know?

The Century Club is a hidden gem in this community. It’s a body of likeminded people with experience and expertise from many areas of personal and professional life. Our members do what they do without any ambition for recognition or reward, as they simply wish to improve the lives of others less fortunate.

Those Century Club shoes…when you lace ‘em up, do you feel more Fred Astaire or Gene Kelly? Or…Michael Flatley?!

I feel more like Krusty the Clown.

As President, what accomplishments make you most proud?

This year, we worked to capitalize upon the progress of previous years.

We continue to receive recognition from the PGA TOUR that we are among the biggest and best tournaments. Our relationship with Farmers Insurance continues to improve, as our tournament aligns so well with their corporate and charitable goals. Our partnership with the City grows stronger, as our global broadcast provides San Diego with such invaluable exposure. But most importantly, we are achieving unprecedented levels of charitable impact via our Champions for Youth Program.

Okay, the Irish accent. It’s fake, right? Tell us it’s fake.

Back in Ireland they think I’ve got an American accent now. So it sounds like I’m an identity crisis waiting to happen.

What unique opportunities lie ahead for the Century Club and the Farmers Insurance Open?

Our opportunities rest within our very mission and vision of hosting a world class PGA TOUR event to maximize support for the San Diego community and its local youth programs. By doing so, we move closer to our ultimate objective of becoming San Diego’s greatest ambassador and benefactor.

With that answer in mind, where do you see the Century Club in five years?

I see the Century Club being used as a model for other cities with similar ambitions to better their own communities from within, who want to promote themselves well beyond their borders, or wish to raise their profile by hosting events such as the Farmers Insurance Open.

After all of the preparation that goes into this Event…what will you do the day after the Tournament?

Call the tournament office to make sure I was only dreaming about the Monday playoff.

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CENTURY CLUB MEMBERS Active Members Charles Athill Alan Baca Joseph Castagnola Robert Chaulk Gordon Cooke Duncan Dodd Brian Ffrench Scott Finkbeiner Tim Fox Tom Gable Jeff Grant Craig Hunter Gail King Eric Kowack Mike Metz Mitch Mitchell Chip Murphy Brett Pernicano Mike Pinckes Joe Pitrofsky Jeff Posner Bruce Shepherd Scott Smith David Stapleton Mike Stein Bob Tyson Jr. Scott Union Carol Wallace Bob Wolford Jeff Woolson Provisional Members Tuni Kyi Reid Middleton Ken Weixel

Centurion Members Vincent Bartolotta Jr. Tom Creamer Julie Dillon Robert Horsman Bob Husband David Koravos Robert Macier Eric Northbrook Marty Pendarvis Jim Pope Jr. Joseph Preimesberger Tom Remensperger Ted Rossin Bill Saris Chris Sheppard Chuck Yash

Scott Morse Robert Pastore Bill Potter Jay Rains Paul Richey John Robbins Phil Ward Tom Wornham

Past Presidents Jeff Baglio Roy Bell Vincent Benstead Jon Bilger Jeff Byroads Tom Doan Rich Gillette Jim Horton Bronson Jacoway Jr. Greg Keller Dirk Kingma Ray Knowles Corky Lenox John Lynch Dave McDonough Tom Monson

In Memoriam We recognize the passing of these Century Club members and admire their commitment to the San Diego Community: Lt. Col Archie “Joe” Biggers, Ret. RADM William “Bill” Harris, Ret. Steve Horrell Tom Morgan

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Honorary Members Rolf Benirschke Trevor Hoffman Rees Jones Jim Laslavic Scott Peters Ron Roberts Tom Wilson

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THE GEORGE AND BETTY HARBAUGH CHARITABLE FOUNDATION IS PROUD TO SPONSOR THE PATRIOTS’ OUTPOST AT THE 2017 FARMERS INSURANCE OPEN

George and Betty Harbaugh were longtime San Diego residents with a passion for life. They gave to numerous causes and helped many individuals over the years, but you would never know it by talking to them.

After his wife’s passing, George wanted to ensure that Betty’s and his estate was left to better the lives of others, hence the formation of the George & Betty Harbaugh Charitable Foundation. While he was legendary for his conservative spending, George’s life was secretly filled with gifts to people in need. He was a quiet gentleman with extreme ethics and lofty moral standards. He was fair and honest, but, because of his modesty, most of his gifts went unknown to most. Only after George’s passing was the full extent of his generosity realized, as more and more of his friends surfaced with stories of his big-heartedness.

It is this kind, thoughtful and impactful giving that drives the George & Betty Harbaugh Charitable Foundation. It is this code of honor and fairness, this reaching out to help the little guy, the thoughtful advancement of human achievement, that keeps the Harbaugh name and their generous nature alive.

For more information on the George & Betty Harbaugh Charitable Foundation, contact Nicole Buhrman, Grants Manager, at Nicole@harbaughfoundation.org.

THANK YOU. The PGA TOURÂŽ thanks everyone who has made it possible to give back to local charities all over the country since 1938. When you are a fan, a volunteer or a sponsor of a PGA TOUR event, you change lives.

For more information on how to volunteer at your local tournament, go to PGATOUR.COM/Together.

CHARITABLE PROGRAMS

COMMITTED TO SAN DIEGO For nearly 60 years, The Century Club of San Diego has been committed to making an economic and charitable impact in the San Diego community by hosting its annual PGA TOUR event. The Tournament’s core charitable programs include: Champions for Youth: Provides fundraising, resources and awareness for 12 selected San Diego at-risk and underserved youth charities.

Support Our San Diego powered by SDG&E: Participating organizations sell tickets to public for the Farmers Insurance Open at a special discounted rate and receive more than 70 percent of their ticket sales.

Military Ticket Program presented by GovX: Active Duty, Reservist and Retired military men and women and their dependents receive up to 6 complimentary tickets to spend time with family and friends at the Farmers Insurance Open.

The Patriots’ Outpost presented by George and Betty Harbaugh Foundation: Located on the 13th green, this inclusive hospitality venue is built exclusively for the enjoyment Active Duty and Reservist Military and their dependents.

Charity Ticket Packages: Each year, The Century Club donates more than 100 ticket packages to local organizations to assist with incremental fundraising through charity event auctions and raffles.

To learn more about all charitable programs, visit www.farmersinsuranceopen.com/community.

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Champions for Youth is the primary charitable program of San Diego’s PGA TOUR event, the Farmers Insurance Open®. Here’s how it works:

THE CENTURY CLUB

Nonprofit whose mission is to support San Diego and local youth programs by administering the Farmers Insurance Open

FARMERS INSURANCE®

Provides funding that makes the program possible

COLLABORATING

for YOUTH CHARITIES Selected San Diego organizations that support at-risk and underserved youth and their families

DONORS

San Diegans who want to boost their giving power to organizations in need

GROWING

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$250K FARMERS INSURANCE donates the $250K Farmers Cares Bonus Pool

ENGAGE CHARITIES campaign for donations using the bonus pool as an incentive to give

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DONORS give online or by mail to The Century Club, a 501(c)(3) and the program scorekeeper, in the name of their selected charity

THE CENTURY CLUB covers the charities’ credit card processing fees, tracks donations and distributes 100% of funds raised plus bonus funds, which are distributed based on how much each charity raises compared to the other 11

INCREASING AWARENESS

of CHARITIES and CAUSES

+ The Century Club and Farmers Insurance team up to utilize the Tournament’s platform to provide charities with opportunities to tell their story through:

Advertising and multimedia opportunities Onsite tent space for charities to share their mission with a new audience Volunteer and corporate group presentations

ALLEVIATING

FUNDRAISING challenges The Century Club works collaboratively with charities to identify and alleviate fundraising challenges by providing charities with:

Individualized fundraising collateral Fundraising Software that helps charities reach more people Strategic campaign support Tournament memorabilia and ticket packages as an engagement tool

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Due to bonus funds, every dollar donated in 2016 returned a median of $1.30 to participating charities

Creating

RESULTS

$3.1M+ More than $3.1 million in contributions catalyzed through the program throughout its four-year history

Learn more by visiting the Champions for Youth Charities in The ZTE Grove.

THANK YOU TO OUR VOLUNTEERS Each January, roughly 120,000 guests descend upon Torrey Pines to enjoy Southern California’s premier social event – The Farmers Insurance Open. And like clockwork, every year they are met with open arms by the most passionate and humble collection of volunteers that any organization could ask for. These selfless individuals rake bunkers, greet guests, update scores, and above all, keep us safe.

This year, over 1,000 men and women will roll up their sleeves and dedicate an entire week of their lives to ensure that the Farmers Insurance Open experience is second to none. They work with uncommon passion and united purpose: the betterment of our community. They are our neighbors and colleagues; teachers and friends. And they are the unsung heroes of The Farmers Insurance Open.

Think about those numbers. For every 100 guests on property is a bleary-eyed Tournament Volunteer making it all possible. This year, the Century Club of San Diego and Farmers Insurance would like to pay tribute to one special volunteer, who has dedicated so much of himself and his life to this event and the countless youth and youth charities it supports.

The 2017 Farmers Insurance Open marks the 50th consecutive Tournament at which Bob Steber has volunteered. In 1968, Bob made his volunteer debut as a Tournament Marshall. Since then, he has walked alongside golf’s greats, both past and present, from Nicklaus to Couples, Watson to Woods. His favorite player? San Diego native Phil Mickelson, of course!

When asked what kept him coming back year-after-year, Bob simply answers, “I love it! It’s so much fun!” No doubt Bob has seen to a lot of that fun over the years…

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Back in the days of the Andy Williams Open, it was common for Hollywood royalty to join in on the Tournament’s events. One year, Bob decided to have a little fun at his kid sister’s expense.

Knowing Dean Martin would be there, Bob dared his sister to steal just the tiniest of kisses. The young Ms. Steber readied herself in a prime spot by the first tee, and as just as Dean approached, she hurled herself towards him, flung her arms around his neck, and came in for that unforgettable kiss. To Bob’s delight and his sister’s horror, The King of Cool lived up to his reputation: Dean simply shrugged off his would-be suitor and went about his business as the younger Steber darted into the crowd, mortified. To hear his chuckle as Bob recounts the story today, is to understand the plight of younger siblings everywhere. But it’s also a glimpse into the warmth and the heart of a man who would do anything to make this event just a little more fun, the experience just a little bit better, and the lives of children supported by the Farmers Insurance Open, just a little bit easier…except for his sister.

This week, he’s one of a thousand. But in our book, you’re one of a kind, Bob. So thank you, Bob, and thank you to all of our Tournament Volunteers. As a part of the Farmers Insurance Open family, you’ve left an indelible mark on the lives of so many San Diegans.

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TOURNAMENT STAFF

TRIBE OF TORREY,

THANK YOU FOR JOINING US!

The Century Club of San Diego/Farmers Insurance Open staff want to thank each and every member of the Tribe of Torrey for being here this week. Along with over 50 dedicated Century Club Members and roughly 1,000 passionate Tournament Volunteers, we have worked all year to create a special week at Torrey, and it means everything to us that you’re here. As our Tribe of Torrey grows with each passing year, this Event has become a true test of the power of numbers. Each new Tribe member adds to the total Torrey experience and collectively, we’ve taken what it means to “Get Our Torrey On” to a whole new level. And by Torreying It Up, we’re making a profound impact on our local economy and on the lives of so many San Diego youth. Without you, it wouldn’t be possible.

From all of us on staff, thank you. And if you’re still reading by now…stop it. It’s time to Get Your Torrey On, San Diego.

Peter Ripa Chief Executive Officer Marty Gorsich Chief Operating Officer Andrew Harmatys Vice President of Operations Jonathan Berlin Director of Partnerships & Business Affairs Jennifer Cota Director of Marketing & Community Outreach Julianne Alarcio Senior Manager, Charity & Pro-Ams

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Michelle Eifler Senior Manager, Partner Relations Danny Waite Senior Partnerships Representative Lisa Lang Business Manager Erica Monzon Manager, Membership & Tournament Services Lauren Samuels Manager, Ticketing & CRM Maryn Bieganski Partnerships Representative

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PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES We hope you are enjoying your time here at the Farmers Insurance Open.

Get a jump on becoming part of the 2018 Event, and enjoy special discounted rates for early commitments on options including: • Pro-Ams • Private & Semi-Private Hospitality • Branding & Advertising General grounds tickets go on sale in late summer.

Check out our website at FarmersInsuranceOpen.com to make sure you don’t miss a moment of the action at Torrey!

For more information on partnership opportunities, please contact the Tournament office at JBerlin@FarmersInsuranceOpen.com (858) 886-4653 ext. 109

JANUARY 2018