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**GDRussiayear** · 12-08-2009, 06:08 PM

There a few savvy stock holders who are now watching their companies a little closer, and what they spend their money on. Especially at dividend pay out time.

Accepting federal bail out money , while sponsoring sporting events doe not look good to the tax payers and the feds. So, hiding sponsorship to avoid negative run ins with various group s, like the article explained, is the way to go for these sponsors.

Kind of like "here's 3 million for your tournament, but don't say anything because we just received 15 million from the feds."

Personally I would like to see more monetary sponsorship from those companies who are actually in the golf business, and less from the non golfing private sector.

12-08-2009, 06:08 PM	#2
GDRussiayear Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 536 Senior Member	There a few savvy stock holders who are now watching their companies a little closer, and what they spend their money on. Especially at dividend pay out time. Accepting federal bail out money , while sponsoring sporting events doe not look good to the tax payers and the feds. So, hiding sponsorship to avoid negative run ins with various group s, like the article explained, is the way to go for these sponsors. Kind of like "here's 3 million for your tournament, but don't say anything because we just received 15 million from the feds." Personally I would like to see more monetary sponsorship from those companies who are actually in the golf business, and less from the non golfing private sector.
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