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decided the scholarship recipients. In all, 270

caddies received college scholarships, each is

valued at over $100,000. In Ohio, candidates

receive tuition, plus room and board to either,

Miami University or the Ohio State University.

There are currently 935 former caddies enrolled

in colleges across the country and more than

10,400 have graduated and are now Evans

Scholars alumni.

“Based on their excellence in the classroom

and their service to their schools and

communities, there is little doubt that these

young men and women have earned this life-

changing opportunity,” said John Kaczkowski,

WGA President and CEO. “We welcome them

to the Evans Scholars family.”

It takes a community to raise a child and it

takes thousands of golf club members, Evans

alumni and interested individuals to make

this worthwhile program successful. Evans

generates over $16 million each year to fund

the current crop of students. They have a goal

to grow to over 1,000 caddies in college by the

year 2020.

Scholarship funds come primarily from

contributions by 28,700 golfers across the

country, who are members of theWGA Par Club

program. Evans Scholars Alumni donate more

than $11 million annually, and all proceeds

from the BMW Championship, a FedEx Cup

Playoff event, are donated to the Evans Scholars

Foundation.

If you would like to learn more or become involved with the Evans Scholars Program visit: http://www.wgaesf.org/site/c.dwJTKiO0JgI8G/b.6021361/k.8BED/WGAESF_Home.htm.

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