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MEMBERSHIP
REGISTRATION AND WITHDRAWAL A player is considered registered for an event upon receipt of the entry fee which must be accompanied by the appropriate tournament series entry form. A confirmation of receipt, if requested, will be mailed to the player’s appropriate address. Intent to play an event does not register you for a tournament. A player must prepay for tournaments one series at a time. (Check all entry forms for the appropriate deadline date, entries must be in the TOUR OFFICE by the DEADLINE DATE) Entries received after the series due date will be taken on an availability basis only. • If a player withdraws from a tournament (injury, sickness, etc.) he will not be allowed to use the practice facilities during the Event Week. • If a player walks off the golf course and does not notify any member of the tournament committee, the player will be fined and suspended from the following week’s tournament. To withdraw from a tournament, a player MUST contact the Tour Office in N. Myrtle Beach, South Carolina (800-992-8748) Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm. A cancellation number will be issued for each withdrawal and/or transfer to moderate any entry discrepancies. Absence of a cancellation number will result in the forfeit of 100% of the entry fee. Withdrawal Deadlines: * Up to the Monday of the week prior to the tournament - No Charge * From Tuesday of the week prior to the tournament until Monday 5:00pm EST of tournament week - 50% of entry fee * After Monday 5:00pm EST of tournament week -100% of entry fee ** Prior to starting the first round of a tournament, if a player withdraws because of sickness or injury, a doctor’s note stating you are physically unable to compete in any golf competition must be faxed to the NGA Tour office within 24 hours in order to receive a full refund. (NO EXCEPTIONS!)
** All Nationwide or PGA Tour exemptions will be granted a full refund. Refunds will be remitted from the Tour Office upon player’s request. *Credits unclaimed in 12 months will be forfeited If you have any questions concerning this policy, please contact the NGA Hooters Tour Office at (800)-992-8748. NOTE: After hours messages on the Tour Office Voice Mail will not be accepted. NO EXCEPTIONS! PAIRING PROCEDURES Pairings for first and second rounds of the first two (2) tournaments will be done randomly. Rounds 3 & 4 are paired by score. All remaining tournament’s first and second round pairings are grouped based on the OFFICIAL MONEY LIST. The actual groupings are established by computer. These will be available after 5:00pm on Tuesday. Third and fourth round pairings are by score. These will be available approximately one hour after completion of play. No requests will be taken for tee times. Players are asked to please respect this procedure. PRO-AMS The NGA Hooters Tour’s policy regarding pro-am participation is as follows: Players for the Pro Ams will be chosen from the money list two weeks prior to the event (leading money winner on down). A player list will be posted the Thursday prior to the Pro-Am to inform players who are playing. Players will be allowed to miss four (4) Pro Ams and you must notify the Tour Director by the Friday prior to the tournament week. NO EXCEPTIONS! Failure to attend the pairings party is a finable offense. The first offense will be a $50 fine and removal from the pro-am. Any offense thereafter will result in disqualification from that week’s golf tournament. All professionals are expected to comply with the dress code of the NGA Hooters Tour for the pairings party and the pro-ams. Also, members are expected to treat their amateur partners in a professional and hospitable manner. Unless otherwise notified, ONLY those players participating in the pro-am are invited to the pairings and cookout parties. Those professionals not participating in the pro-am must comply with the facility’s guidelines and maintenance schedule upon Wednesday practice rounds. Some tournaments will have a double shotgun pro-am and will occupy the course for the entire day. Members only will be paid $60 for the Pro-Am, unless a Pro Purse has been set up, in which all or a portion of the $60 will be allocated. PRO-AM FIVE HOUR RULE In order to keep the Pro-Am’s manageable for the Food and Beverage Staffs and to allow the maintenance staff proper time to prepare the golf course for tournament play, the NGA Hooters Tour will place a time limitation on Pro-Am’s similar to those imposed by other major tours. A horn will sound to begin play once the teams have reached their designated holes, five (5) hours from that time another horn will sound. If a team was the first to play from a tee (example: #3A), that team may finish the hole they are on. If a team was the second to play from a tee (example: #3B), they will finish the hole they are on and then play the next hole. A team will be given a par for any hole that is not completed. Time elapsed during a weather delay does not count against the 5 hour limit. *** (Exception: The 5 hour rule may be waived at certain contracted events) EIGHTY – SIX (86) RULE Any player posting a score of 86 or higher in the first round of competition will be withdrawn from that event without refund. JUNIOR CLINICS Junior clinics will be held on Wednesday’s at 5:30PM unless otherwise scheduled. Each clinic will have 2-12 NGA Hooters Tour Professionals participate. Professionals will be chosen by Tour Director the week prior to the clinic. The names for each clinic will be posted on the player message board. Every NGA Hooters Tour member will be chosen once during the season to help with a clinic. It is the responsibility of every player to attend the clinic for which they are chosen to participate. Players failing to attend are subject to discipline by the Tour Director and will be chosen for 2 future clinics. DISCIPLINE, PENALTIES AND APPEALS Any player and/or his caddy that shall be deemed guilty of conduct unbecoming a Golf Professional while participating on the NGA Hooters Tour or activities related thereto shall be subject to fine or suspension from tournament play. The NGA Hooters Tour Tournament Committee is authorized to impose penalties from a minimum fine of $200 to a maximum fine of $500 for the first offense, and suspension from tournament play for the second offense, for any of the following violations: 1 a. Alcohol abuse at any Tour function b. Alcohol consumption during play 2 a. Club throwing/club breaking b. Profanity c. Littering or damage to course or property 3. Returned checks 4. Gambling in clubhouse 5. Any type of jeans or shorts (see Player Attire) 6. Violation of Golf Cart Regulations or Golf Cart Etiquette (i.e. Parking on slopes of greens/ tees and not returning the carts before Pro-Am deadline) 7. Other conduct deemed by the Tournament Committee to be unbecoming a golf professional 8. Public Attacks 9. Attendance at “participant only” functions by uninvited players and/or caddies Players observing conduct unbecoming a Golf Professional by a fellow competitor, not necessarily within his grouping, should report the action to a tournament official. If the official can verify the action through other witnesses, penalties may be imposed without physically seeing the action. A player may appeal disciplinary action taken by the Tournament Committee in accordance with the provisions above. Such appeal shall be in writing and may include defenses of mitigating circumstances, including written statements of witnesses. Appeals will be reviewed by at least two members of the Tour Staff and two members of the Player Board*. Such an appeal must be in writing and must be received by the Tournament Committee within two (2) days after notice of such disciplinary action is given to the player. Fines are due and payable prior to the next tournament unless a written appeal has been made. Should the appeal be denied, the fine will be deemed payable prior to start of next round played. The player will be ineligible for any NGA Hooters Tour competition thereafter until such fine is paid. NOTE: If any discipline problem or action is deemed to be extremely offensive or has caused irreparable harm to the NGA Hooters Tour, its staff and/or players, the individual(s) involved can and will be banned from the NGA Hooters Tour indefinitely. *Appeals prior to formation of 2006 Player Board will be decided by Tour Staff and two members of previous years’ Player Board. MEDIA COMMENTS: PUBLIC ATTACKS A favorable public reputation of the NGA Hooters Tour, its affiliated tournaments and co-sponsored events is a valuable asset and creates tangible and intangible benefits for the NGA Hooters Tour and all Tour members. Therefore, it is an obligation of the membership to refrain from comments that attack or disparage the NGA Hooters Tour, tournament sponsors, tournament venues, volunteers or fellow competitors. Legitimate disagreements with the aforementioned must be handled with Tour officials privately. Any such public attack will be viewed as conduct unbecoming a professional, which is a finable offense. TOUR TRAILER The NGA Hooters Tour Trailer will house the on-site tour office as well as be the official scoreboard area for all 2006 NGA Hooters Tour competitions. A player message area will be set-up weekly outside the Tour Trailer. Players will not be allowed to gather inside the trailer or to make personal calls on the Tour telephones. PLAYERS WANTING TO PAY FOR THE NEXT SERIES ONSITE MAY DO SO IN THE TOUR TRAILER UNTIL 3:00 PM THURSDAY, PRIOR TO THE FRIDAY DEADLINE DATE. The Tour Trailer is to be used for Tour business ONLY. SHOOTOUTS If this sponsorship is sold, this event will generally be held on Tuesdays, beginning between 2:00 pm and 3:00 pm. A notice will be posted on the Player Message Board if a Shootout is scheduled. Tour reserves the right to adjust entry qualifications. Players will be chosen as follows: • Top player in point’s race
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PLAYER IDENTIFICATION PLAYER BOARD Prior to the formation of the 2006 Players Board, the returning members from the 2005 Player Board will serve on the board until new members are elected. In the event there are no returning board members, these positions will be appointed by the Tour Staff. The names of the acting board members will be posted on the Player Message Board.
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• PLAYER AWARDS At the annual awards banquet following the NGA Hooters Tour Championship, the NGA Hooters Tour will choose the recipient of the following awards. Player of the Year ~ This will go to the NGA Hooters Tour member who achieves the greatest success in 2006 on tour. Rookie of the Year ~ This will be awarded to the NGA Hooters Tour member, who is playing his first full season of professional golf, and achieves the greatest success in 2006. Most Improved ~ This award will go to the player who has played two or more years on the NGA Hooters Tour. Work ethic, demeanor on and off the golf course, improved money earnings and stroke average will all be considered. Golf Achievement ~ This award is presented to the player that personifies the professional golfer. One who participates in junior clinics, outings, press conferences, pro-ams and any other extra NGA Hooters Tour activities in a professional manner will be strongly considered. PLAYER MAIL PROCEDURE • Player mail should be sent c/o the tournament site, including the Player’s name and the NGA Hooters Tour • Mail will be filed alphabetically in a portable file located in the Tour Trailer • The file will be carried from event to event. • Mail sent directly to the N. Myrtle Beach, South Carolina office may be delayed in delivery • NO C.O.D.’s EXEMPT STATUS POLICY An NGA Hooters Tour Member will achieve Full Exempt Status for the 2007 Season if he fulfills one of the requirements listed below and becomes a Tour Member:
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card for at least 2 years.* • Any player who has played on the NGA Hooters Tour for two or more years and has made it to the 2nd stage of PGA Tour Q-school in the same year. (Deadline requirements apply) • A Medical Exemption may be granted if a fully exempt player has missed over half of the scheduled events during the 2006 season and has supplied the proper medical documents to the NGA Hooters Tour. (A player must request the exemption in writing to the Tour.) • The NGA Hooters Tour may grant Special Exemptions to those players who have proven themselves in major competitions and/or other competitive tours. *(Resume and any documentation requested by the Tour must be provided) * December 31, 2006 deadline to apply • The top fifteen (15) Money Leaders from the 2006-2007 Winter Tour will be fully exempt. • The top 10% and ties from each ranking school are fully exempt. * IF A PLAYER HAS EXEMPT STATUS AND MEMBERSHIP DUES ARE NOT RECEIVED BY THE DEADLINE, HE MAY RETAIN EXEMPT STATUS BY PAYING THE NON-EXEMPT FEE. Any player who does not fulfill one of the above requirements must enter a 2007 Ranking School in order to play the NGA Hooters Tour. Remaining member spots will be taken from the Ranking Schools, not from the 2006 Official Money List. PURSE INFORMATION AND MAJOR QUALIFICATIONS 21 Tournaments + Tour Championship ($250,000 Purse) 3 MAJORS - $200,000 Purse 2006 Purses will be guaranteed at $128,000 before Daylight Savings, after Daylight Savings purses will be a guaranteed minimum $120,000. Full field purses (168) will be $143,000. MAJOR Tournaments are guaranteed minimum $175,000 regardless of field size (168 maximum), $200,00 Full Field Purse. MAJOR Tournaments are worth double points. The three (3) Major Tournaments are: McCormick, SC April 17 - 23, 2006 Greenville, NC June 19 – 25, 2006 Albany, GA August 21-27, 2006 To be eligible for each Major event, players must play in at least 2 of the 4 or 5 events leading up to each Major event. Members may Monday Qualify for a Major event if they have not participated in the required amount of events and are not eligible. Fully exempt members who DID NOT go to ranking school may play in all 3 Majors regardless of how many tournaments they miss. However, to be eligible for the Tour Championship, players can miss only 4 events.
2006 BENEFITS å Free Tour Range Balls at every event Pepsi products (Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, Aquafina Water, Sierra Mist, Mountain Dew and Gatorade) and snacks will be supplied to the players on the 1st and 10th tees during tournament competition. NATURALLY FRESH FOOD POINTS QUALIFYING CHAMPIONSHIP 2006 Tour Championship Eligibility Requirements NGA/Hooters Tour Members å Must be a member of the NGA Hooters Tour å Players will be allowed to miss four (4) official events during the 2006 tournament season for accumulating points (At-large events). å Players have unlimited misses to use if they compete in a concurrent PGA, Nationwide Tour, European Tour event or U.S. Open. Nationwide or PGA Qualifiers do not count. Players must be signed up to play in order to receive credit for miss. It is the players’ responsibility to inform the NGA Hooters Tour when playing in a PGA or Nationwide event. å For non-exempt members attempting to, but failing, to Monday Qualify for an NGA Hooters Tour event counts as playing in that event. At the season ending banquet, to be held Sunday night, October 8, 2006 all players will receive their purse checks from the Tour Championship. Attendance at the banquet is MANDATORY to receive your purse check. (Penalty- 60 days delayed payment) DRESS FOR THE BANQUET IS JACKET AND TIE. ***NO EXCEPTIONS*** Note: The NGA Hooters Tour reserves the right to evaluate eligibility requirements and make appropriate modifications. Tour also reserves the right to add additional points and alter point’s breakdown for certain events. Players not adhering to the “Tour Policy and Procedures” may be subject to disqualification from a tournament, the Naturally Fresh Points Qualifying Championship, and/or the NGA Hooters Tour. Replacement of Withdrawals Tour procedure for replacing a player withdrawing from field prior to start of tournament. Exempt Entry (non-qualifier): If an exempt entry withdraws from a tournament prior to his round one tee time, he will be replaced in the following order: 1) The highest ranked member available 2) The highest ranked non-member from qualifier 3) If qualifiers are not ranked, a player from the highest ranked group will be drawn by lot. 4) Player selected by tournament committee Non-Exempt Entry (local qualifier): If a non-exempt entry withdraws from a tournament prior to his first round tee time, he will be replaced in the following order: 1) The highest ranking alternate from the local qualifier 2) A qualifier drawn by lot from the highest ranked group of qualifiers 3) The highest ranked member 4) Player selected by tournament committee Sponsor Exemption: If a player with a sponsor’s exemption withdraws from a tournament prior to his round one tee time, he will be replaced by a player selected by the tournament committee. MEDICAL EXEMPTION FOR THE USE OF CARTS AND TROLLEYS If a player has an extreme medical condition which he feels might warrant the use of a motorized or non-motorized golf cart, pull cart or trolley, he must send the following documents to the Tour Office at least 30 days prior to competition: 1) A written request 2) A copy of medical records associated with the condition 3) A letter of explanation from his physician The Tour will review the request and notify the player of its decision within two weeks. SPECTATOR CARTS It is the policy of the NGA Hooters Tour that spectator golf carts will not be allowed. We would appreciate your cooperation in informing your guests of this policy prior to their arrival. Small, single passenger motorized carts must be approved by the Tournament Committee. MOST COMMONLY ASKED QUESTIONS How Do I Join the Tour? Send $2000 in with membership application and choose your qualifying site. Past champions (2 years) and Top 120 from the 2005 Money list are exempt from qualifying. These exempt categories must complete membership application as well. Note: Players may attempt to better their ranking number at the next site for an additional $750 if space is available. How Do I Get in Tournaments? The Tour uses a priority system based on 2005 earnings. 2005/2006 Qualifying results (even if you finish in last place in your school you are considered a member and will gain exempt status approximately mid season) and past champions. Based on the pool of players in relation to their Tour Ranking, it will be first come first serve. We will reshuffle ranked players based on Official Earnings and also conduct local qualifying on Mondays. The order of priority will be past champions (2 years), Top 120 available from 2005 Money List, Qualifiers from 2005/6 Tour Ranking School. Tournament sign-up will remain first come, first serve. How do you qualify for the NGA Tour Championship? By using a cumulative points system based on performance and participation (if you do not attain exempt status at q-school you are still considered participating in an event if you attempt the Monday local qualifier) in regular season tournaments is used to determine the players qualifying to compete in a season ending tour Championship with a total purse of $250,000. Details will be in the 2006 Player Handbook. (Top 3 Points Leaders after Championship will have PGA Qualifying School entry paid). Am I Allowed to wear Other Sponsor Logo’s? Yes, provided they fall within the standards of the NGA Hooters Pro Golf Tour. How Much Does The Tour Cost? $2000 Ranking/Membership fee (for all members and qualifiers), approximately $850 entry fee per tournament and approximately $400 in weekly travel expenses. Are There Any Other Opportunities To Make Money? Yes, Shootouts, Pro-Ams and Long Drive Contests at most tournaments and qualifying for the NGA/Hooters Tour Championship sponsored by Naturally Fresh Foods and Hooters of America. Is Lodging Included in Fees? No, but the Tour does offer discounts at Host Hotels and we assist players and clubs in matching available private housing with Tour Members. Are Carts Allowed? No, only during practice rounds. How Do Family Members Keep Track of My Progress? Scores are sent daily to the AP Wire Services and USA Today. Many U.S. Newspapers carry scores as well as Golfweek and Golf World. Scores are posted daily on pgatour.com, golfweb.com, golf.com, golfonline.com, and our own ngahooterstour.com How Can Monday Qualifiers Join The Tour? Winning automatically exempts the player for the remainder of the year, a Top 25 finish exempts the player for the following week. Any qualifier accumulating a minimum of $2,000 in earnings will be offered Tour Membership. Do I Have To Pay To Play in Pro/Ams? No, you are actually paid to play in Pro/Ams (either a fee or purse). Are All The Tournaments 72 Holes? Yes, the typical field size is 168 players with the top 60 and ties making the 36 hole cut. Do I Have To Register On-Site? No, paid entries through Tour office registers members. Do I Have To Have A Caddy? No, you can carry your own bag. Some courses have local caddies available. Do I Have To Pay For Practice Rounds? No. The Tour normally has access to the course through Sunday. Practice rounds occur Monday thru Wednesday as well as special events like Pro/Ams. POINTS BREAKDOWN (PER EVENT) FOR NATURALLY FRESH POINTS QUALIFYING CHAMPIONSHIP
1. 500 26. 135 51. 44 2. 450 27. 130 52. 42 3. 425 28. 125 53. 40 4. 400 29. 120 54. 38 5. 375 30. 115 55. 36 6. 350 31. 110 56. 34 7. 325 32. 105 57. 32 8. 300 33. 100 58. 30 9. 290 34. 96 59. 28 10. 280 35. 92 60. 26 11. 270 36. 88 61. 24 12. 260 37. 84 62. 22 13. 250 38. 80 63. 20 14. 240 39. 76 64. 18 15. 230 40. 72 65. 16 16. 220 41. 68 66. 14 17. 210 42. 64 67. 12 18. 200 43. 60 68. 10 19. 190 44. 58 69. 8 20. 180 45. 56 70. 6 21. 170 46. 54 71. 5 22. 160 47. 52 72. 5 23. 150 48. 50 73. 5 24. 145 49. 48 74. 5 25. 140 50. 46 75+. 5 MAJOR EVENTS AND TOUR CHAMPIONSHIP WORTH DOUBLE POINTS SAMPLE PURSE BREAKDOWN FOR $250,000 TOUR CHAMPIONSHIP
1. $41,950 31. $2,168 2. $20,975 32. $2,115 3. $13,980 33. $2,063 4. $11,800 34. $2,019 5. $9,875 35. $1,976 6. $9,000 36. $1,941 7. $8,125 37. $1,906 8. $7,340 38. $1,871 9. $6,640 39. $1,836 10. $5,940 40. $1,801 11. $5,330 41. $1,766 12. $4,720 42. $1,731 13. $4,186 43. $1,696 14. $3,925 44. $1,661 15. $3,698 45. $1,643 16. $3,505 46. $1,626 17. $3,331 47. $1,608 18. $3,191 48. $1,591 19. $3,051 49. $1,582 20. $2,937 50. $1,574 21. $2,850 51. $1,565 22. $2,762 52. $1,556 23. $2,675 53. $1,547 24. $2,587 54. $1,539 25. $2,518 55. $1,530 26. $2,448 56. $1,521 27. $2,378 57. $1,512 28. $2,325 58. $1,504 29. $2,273 59. $1,495 30. $2,220 60. $1,486 PURSES MAY BE ADJUSTED SLIGHTLY TO ALLOW FOR ROUNDING TO THE NEAREST DOLLAR SAMPLE PURSE BREAKDOWN FOR $143,000 EVENTS 1. $24,000 31. $1,240 2. $12,000 32. $1,210 3. $8,000 33. $1,180 4. $6,750 34. $1,155 5. $5,650 35. $1,130 6. $5,150 36. $1,110 7. $4,650 37. $1,090 8. $4,200 38. $1,070 9. $3,800 39. $1,050 10. $3,400 40. $1,030 11. $3,050 41. $1,010 12. $2,700 42. $990 13. $2,395 43. $970 14. $2,245 44. $950 15. $2,115 45. $940 16. $2,005 46. $930 17. $1,905 47. $920 18. $1,825 48. $910 19. $1,745 49. $905 20. $1,680 50. $900 21. $1,630 51. $895 22. $1,580 52. $890 23. $1,530 53. $885 24. $1,480 54. $880 25. $1,440 55. $875 26. $1,400 56. $870 27. $1,360 57. $865 28. $1,330 58. $860 29. $1,300 59. $855 30. $1,270 60. $850 PURSES MAY BE ADJUSTED SLIGHTLY TO ALLOW FOR ROUNDING TO THE NEAREST DOLLAR IF MORE THAN 60 PLAYERS MAKE THE CUT, THEN 61ST PLACE AND BELOW WILL EARN $600.00 To pay 61st place and below, $11 will be taken from 2nd – 10th places and $10 will be taken from 11th – 60th places for each player over 60 that makes the cut. SAMPLE PURSE BREAKDOWN FOR $128,000 EVENTS
1. $21,484 31. $1,110 2. $10,741 32. $1,083 3. $7,161 33. $1,056 4. $6,042 34. $1,034 5. $5,057 35. $1,011 6. $4,610 36. $994 7. $4,162 37. $976 8. $3,759 38. $958 9. $3,401 39. $940 10. $3,043 40. $922 11. $2,730 41. $904 12. $2,417 42. $886 13. $2,144 43. $868 14. $2,009 44. $850 15. $1,893 45. $841 16. $1,795 46. $832 17. $1,705 47. $823 18. $1,634 48. $815 19. $1,562 49. $810 20. $1,504 50. $806 21. $1,459 51. $801 22. $1,414 52. $797 23. $1,369 53. $792 24. $1,325 54. $788 25. $1,289 55. $783 26. $1,253 56. $779 27. $1,217 57. $774 28. $1,191 58. $770 29. $1,164 59. $765 30. $1,137 60. $761 PURSES MAY BE ADJUSTED SLIGHTLY TO ALLOW FOR ROUNDING TO THE NEAREST DOLLAR IF MORE THAN 60 PLAYERS MAKE THE CUT, THEN 61ST PLACE AND BELOW WILL EARN $600.00 To pay 61st place and below, $11 will be taken from 2nd – 10th places and $10 will be taken from 11th – 60th places for each player over 60that makes the cut. SAMPLE PURSE BREAKDOWN FOR $200,000 “MAJOR” EVENT 1. $33,565 31. $1,734 2. $16,782 32. $1,692 3. $11,188 33. $1,650 4. $9,441 34. $1,615 5. $7,902 35. $1,580 6. $7,203 36. $1,552 7. $6,503 37. $1,524 8. $5,874 38. $1,496 9. $5,315 39. $1,469 10. $4,755 40. $1,441 11. $4,266 41. $1,413 12. $3,776 42. $1,385 13. $3,350 43. $1,357 14. $3,140 44. $1,329 15. $2,958 45. $1,315 16. $2,804 46. $1,301 17. $2,664 47. $1,287 18. $2,552 48. $1,273 19. $2,441 49. $1,266 20. $2,350 50. $1,259 21. $2,280 51. $1,252 22. $2,210 52. $1,245 23. $2,140 53. $1,238 24. $2,070 54. $1,231 25. $2,014 55. $1,224 26. $1,958 56. $1,217 27. $1,902 57. $1,210 28. $1,860 &n |
