ORLANDO, Fla., June 14, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- The World Golf League, Inc. (OTCBB:WGFL) announced today that it would team with several major corporations to promote the Million Dollar Shootout Reality Television Series. As part of the sponsorship packages being provided by the WGL, the sponsors will receive multiple exemptions to the field auditions for the 2006 MDSO. Sponsors will also have the opportunity to sponsor individual teams during the competition. Additionally, the MDSO will be cross promoted by the sponsors in its product advertising. The WGL expects to generate over $4,000,000 in sponsor revenue from the upcoming Million Dollar Shootout.
"Our relationship with sponsors will be critical to the success of the Million Dollar Shootout," said Mike Pagnano, CEO The WGL, Inc. "With national sponsors in place, the asset value of the MDSO for future seasons is substantially increased. We are very close to having the final MDSO package completed and will be announcing all of the details shortly," Mr. Pagnano went on to say.
The WGL markets a professional golf concept in the USA, which allows average golfers to play for substantial prize money in local and regional tournaments culminating with a PGA-style national event. The WGL is also the producer of the Million Dollar Shootout reality television series and has awarded over $1,000,000 in prize money to date.
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