The Quarterback Impact Golf Cup ENGAGES FANS IN A FUN EVENT WHILE THEY FUND THE NIL INCOME POOL FOR THE STUDENT-ATHLETES.

QBs Lead the Way

Power 5 quarterbacks serve as hosts of the college QB Impact Golf Cup events. NIL income from the golf tournaments is distributed to the offensive linemen on behalf of the quarterback.

Sponsorships Maximize Student-Athlete NIL Income

Corporate and fan sponsorships help defray administrative costs, assuring that the bulk of the tournament entry fees goes directly to the athletes.

Fans Fund the NIL Income Pool

 The Quarterback Impact Golf Cup aims to deliver about $10,000 in NIL income for each member of the O-Line. Plus it's a fun way for fans to show appreciation for often overlooked members of their favorite team. The Quarterback Impact Golf Cup is destined to become a tradition for alumni and fans.

Respect the Student-Athlete

Quarterback Impact Golf understands that student-athletes are very busy. So the program requires almost no effort or time commitment from the players.

Compliance in a Rapidly Evolving Regulatory Environment

Rules, laws, and NCAA regulations governing college-athlete income are in flux and vary from state-to-state and school-to-school. The QB Impact Golf Cup is an NIL program that can evolve and flourish as the rules for student-athlete remuneration change.  

Income for the Athletes is Paramount

The Quarterback Impact Golf program generates income with minimal direct costs and overhead. This maximizes athlete incomes.

Other Paths to NIL INcome for College Athletes are Complicated or Burdensome

Endorsements

• ​Complex contracts.
  
• Hidden or misunderstood obligations.
• Potentially time-consuming requirements.
  
• Few athletes receive large incomes.

Social Media

• Less prominent athletes require a lot of creativity, time, and effort to build their value.
• Navigating intellectual property laws is complicated and mistakes can be costly.
• There is a high risk of reputational damage from ill-conceived or misconstrued posts.
• Most athletes will see poor returns.

Merchandise

• Athletes can contract with online services to sell customized merchandise like mugs, t-shirts, hoodies, and blankets.
• Generating sales requires appealing designs, social media campaigns, paid advertising, and investments.
• Trademark and copyright issues arise with customized products.
• Production and delivery problems often occur.
• Ill-conceived designs may result in reputational or legal problems.​

THE TEAM SPORTS INCENTIVES NIL PROGRAM

QB IMPACT GOLF CUP IS A STRAIGHTFOWARD PROGRAM THAT PROVIDES INCOME TO THE PLAYERS WITH LITTLE OR NO EFFORT ON THEIR PART

How the QB Impact Golf Cup Works

• Authorization by the athletic department is required.
• The athletic department cooperates by granting naming and trademark rights. They also help publicize the event.
• As the nominal sponsor, the Quarterback invites fans to support the O-Line by participating in the golf tournament.
• A team liaison and an optional advisory board assure the team's unique requirements are met.
• QB Impact Golf administer the tournament.

NIL Income and Compliance

• QB Impact Golf maintains accurate records for the purpose of paying the student-athletes.
• Athletes are paid promptly.
  
• Estimated tax payments are processed.
• Fan donations are segregated and financial records are made available to sponsors and the athletic departments.

Other NIL Income

Merchandise can be used to increase NIL income:

• T-Shirts and Sweatshirts: "I support the O-Line"
• QB Impact merchandise.
• Promotional contests can be added to increase interest.

TSI SPORTS: a 30 year record of promotional golf services

Experience

TSI Sports works with major companies including General Motors, BMW, Lexus, and Mercedes to plan, execute, and indemnify amateur and professional golf tournaments.

• Members-only events
• Golf tournaments
• Exclusive content from the players
  

Assured Compliance with Laws and Regulations

1. All compliance issues are reviewed by an outside law firm with experience in promotional and intellectual property law. 

• A full account of income, administrative costs,  and disbursements to athletes is maintained.
• Athletes, sponsors, and fans avoid legal risks.