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Response • the City of 2026 For •' • and Maintenance- River View Golf Course Parks and Recreation Department, local schools and local business. Free clinics to engage the interest, particularly of smaller golf cohorts, will be part of the strategy. Player Development We intend to construct and deliver player development programs at River View Golf Course to meet the learning needs of men, women, seniors,juniors, beginners, avid players, low handicappers and those with disadvantages and special needs. As a pioneer in this area, we are laser-focused—in fun, non-threatening and affordable ways—to introduce new players to the game. CourseCo also encourages those on a golf hiatus to return, and others to play more frequently by scoring better. While some of our programs focus only on golf, we also have many that are low key and promote the social aspect of the game, rather than just a competitive curriculum. The following is a list of some of the types of Instruction and Player Development Programs we offer at other courses that we manage: • Spring and Summer Junior Camps • Adult Beginner Golf Series • Adult Intermediate Golf Series • Weekend Clinics • Adult Clinics ' • Guided On-Course Play :V • Expedition Golf Adult Academy j • Team Supervised Practice • Twilight Leagues • Home Clubs—Youth, Senior, Ladies and Men's Clubs Summer Junior Clinic Junior Programming Pacific Grove Golf Links CourseCo has long been committed to robust junior programs at all our facilities. The number of junior programs we have hosted over the years at all our courses is too numerous to list. However, a few highlights of past and current junior programming include: • In House Junior Camps—Spring and Summer sessions o Wee Swingers (ages 5-8) o Junior Swingers (ages 9-13) o Junior Play Dates • End of Summer Bash • Instructors will visit local schools to introduce the game of golf and provide beginning level instruction. • PGA Junior League - a competitive junior golf program with a "team" approach that has been very successful at many courses nationwide. This will be done in conjunction with the PGA of America. • CourseCo has also implemented and hosted several non-traditional ways to introduce kids to the game of golf. By providing fun-filled, low-pressure ways to get a club in a child's hand for the first time we can eliminate the fear of hitting a golf ball. These events include our Family Fun Night, Great American Camp Out, and an annual Easter Egg Hunt. • SNAG Golf at local schools - Our teaching professionals leave the golf course and bring golf learning equipment to the local elementary schools to introduce the game of golf to young students, with an offer of reduced pricing on lessons and play at the golf course. Y=Rmco 16 — 76 3/3/202&ge 20 I '