Danny Willett may have gone home with the green jacket, but sales partners from the Time Warner Cable Business Class Masters incentive program felt like the real winners.
The cable company recognized Intelisys Communications and TBI as its top two fiber sales partners over the course of the incentive that it ran for months prior to the event.
As part of the program, each partner recognized and hosted top agents from their organization. GTS Telecom and Mercy Enterprises joined TBI as part of the Jack Nicklaus package for the first half of The Masters tournament week. Telco Experts and Cost Management Solutions joined Intelisys as part of the “Arnold Palmer” package for the second half of the week.
Each guest got free airfare, accommodations, food and beverage, tournament admission, meetings with Senior PGA legends and more.
Click through our image gallery and you’re bound to see partners you know.
Golf fans will recognize legend Nick Price (second from right). Channel fans might know (left to right): Telco Experts’ Adam Goldberg; Time Warner Cable’s Brian Snortheim; Cost Management Group’s Chris Terrell; Intelisys’ Rob Fish; and TWC’s Robert Czech.
The same guys (minus Price) step out onto the links.
The gang got up close and personal for a Phil Mickelson tee shot.
Look who popped up in front of the August National scoreboard (left to right): GTS Telecom’s Mark Stackpoole; TWC’s Brian Snortheim; Mercy Enterprises’ Bill Kline; and TBI’s Jeff Newton.
There’s our motley crew again sniffing in the aromas from the azaleas.
That’s young superstar Rory McIlroy walking from one hole to the next, right in front of the TWC crew.
The sign points TWC and friends to the famous “Amen Corner,” which represents the stretch from the second shot at the 11th hole through the second shot at the 13th.
Rickie Fowler lines up a putt much like the guys from TWC and their top partners do … only with different results (at least most of the time).
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