CIPUTRA GOLFPRENEUR FOUNDATION SUMMARY

Mission & Vision Statement

“Our non-profit organization is to inspire and equip dedicated young Indonesian golfers with the
education, facilities, and entrepreneurial spirit to become “world class” champions in golf and life".
Program Objectives
To get our young Indonesian golfers to participate in the 2020 Olympic Event by providing the
necessary tournaments and facility support for them to obtain sufficient Official World Golf Ranking
(OWGR) to achieve in the top 300-350.

How is OWGR calculated:

Ranking is based on each player’s Average Points. Average Points is calculated by Total Points is the
accumulative points achieved by a player for 104 weeks divided by the number of events played
using a minimum of 40 events played (Divisor). So if a player has accumulated more than 40 events
played, he will start to lose his average points. Also after 13 weeks of accumulated points will also be
reduced to place additional emphasis on recent performance.

Selection Criteria (for Professional & Amateur Golfers)

Indonesian Citizen Max 35 yrs old upon signing
Have Played in Pro Event Provide Personal Planning & Objectives
Must have minimum own financial support
Sign “Kesepakatan Kerjasama (KKS) and Participate in Sports Psychology Program (Profiling &
Assessment)
No other institutional support w/ out approval by CGF
Current Indonesian Players
We currently have approx 110 players who have played in an official professional event (mostly ADT
and Asian Tour events in Indonesia ) being only 4 players who have accumulated some points, but
only Danny Masrin have remained in the Top 1000 (although George Gandranata & Rory Hie have
been in top 800 OWGR before).

Events Points Points Events

This Last Average Total
End 2018 Ctry Name Played Lost Gained Played
Week week Points Points
No (Divisor) (2019) (2019) (Actual)
1 956 944 958 Danny Masrin 0.131 5.22 40 -2.39 2.69 37
2 1430 1424 1575 George Gandranata 0.047 1.89 40 -0.61 1.25 26
3 1528 1505 1308 Rory Hie 0.037 1.6 43 -2.14 1.25 43
4 1904 1891 1622 Joshua Andrew Wirawan 0.015 0.58 40 -0.58 - 11
Proposed Selected Players:
Based on available historical data, current resources and skills set, we would propose to support our
selected Indonesian players by playing in the Asian and Asian Development Tour, although we should
also consider other tours as deemed suitable. As a start we would recommend the following players:

Submitted Proposal
No Name OWGR Cost Tournament
1 Rory Hie 1528 $ 19,515 12
2 George Gandranata 1430 $ 4,360 5
3 Adrian Halimi 2000+ $ 5,240 7
4 Kentaro Nanayama (A) Not $ 1,140 3
Ranked
5 Elki Kow 2000+
6 Ida Ayu Melati (A)* Not
Ranked
Initial Total Budget $ 30,255 27

Proposed Program:
We would propose a program that supports committed players to meet our objectives. They include
agreed planning and goals as well as internal equity to show their commitment. The players will be
given support based on their phases of development and can go up and down based on their
performance.
USD Asian Tour ADT
SE Asian Countries 1400 1000
Taiwan 2000 1300
Japan 2300 1500
S.Korea 2300 1500
India 2000 1300
Pakistan 1750 1400
Jakarta (Indonesia) 600 600
Outside Jakarta (Indonesia) 800 800
Other Countries TBC

CFG Subsidy Additional Subsidy Support *

Offi cial Miss Cut (after 2 rounds)
Professional Even or
Event Top 20 Top 30 Make Cut Better +1 +2 +3
Phase 1 75% 25% 15% 5%
Phase 2 70% 30% 20% 15% 10% 5%
Phase 3 60% 40% 35% 20% 15% 10% 5%
Phase 4 50% 50% 45% 30% 20% 15% 10% 5%
Note:
a. Players can move upward or downward in the 4 phases subject to review by CGF Development Team.
b. Additional Subsidy Support will be provided per respective box only and subject to final results.
c. For professional players who achieved Top 10 or Top 20 for a particular event, they are required to provide 10% or
20% of their winnings respectively back to CGF.

As stipulated in the KKS and SOP, each player during the next three months upon signing must be
obligated to take psycho test for assessment and profiling.
 Annual Budget
1 Tournament Support Rp 2,000,000
(For travel, accommodation, entry fees, incentives, and etc.)

2 Training Support Rp 845,000

(Technical, mental, fitness coaching, equipment, fitting, and etc.)

3 Others Rp 135,000
(Uniforms, branding, and etc.)
Sub Total Rp 2,980,000

4 Damai Indah Golf Contribution Rp 520,000

(Golf Facility: Green Fees, Caddy Fees, Training Facility, and etc.)

GRAND TOTAL Rp 3,500,000

 Breakdown from Tournament Support includes:

Players Tournaments Total Budget
Asian Asian Asian
USD Tour ADT Tour ADT Tour ADT Asian Tour ADT Total
SE Asian Countries 1400 1000 4 3 3 5 $ 16,800 $ 15,000 $ 31,800
Taiwan 2000 1300 1 1 $ 2,000 $ - $ 2,000
Japan 2300 1500 1 1 $ 2,300 $ - $ 2,300
S.Korea 2300 1500 $ - $ - $ -
India 2000 1300 1 3 1 3 $ 2,000 $ 11,700 $ 13,700
Pakistan 1750 1400 1 1 $ - $ 1,400 $ 1,400
Jakarta (Indonesia) 600 600 7 10 7 4 $ 29,400 $ 24,000 $ 53,400
Outside Jakarta (Indonesia) 800 800 7 10 7 4 $ 39,200 $ 32,000 $ 71,200
Other Countries TBC
Total 21 27 20 17 $ 91,700 $ 84,100 $ 175,800
Exch Rate Rp 14,300 Rp 2,513,940,000
Success Rate 80% Rp 2,011,152,000
Untuk Turnamen:

Conclusion:
This program allows our players to have the opportunity and timing to achieve the maximum points
to improve their OWGR based on the existing talent pool. We have made various simulations to
conclude that given the current conditions it will be a challenging but not impossible task ie. Top 5 in
several ADT or AT events maybe achievable to obtain top 300-350 OWGR for 2020 olympic criteria.
Nevertheless whether we achieve it or not, we belive that this is the first time in Indonesia that such
development program will be implemented to allow our players target OWGR objectives.
Key Performance Criteria:
TIMING LUCK
TALENT X OPPORTUNITY X X = OWGR
(Peak Period) FACTOR
Note:
We should also consider to improve the “Luck Factor” conduct several more ADT events in Indonesia
that may favour our Indonesian players. The idea is to have minimum prize money and play courses
on where they give advantage to our players.