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TRU Nations Golf works with First Nations to explore Nation-directed golf, recreation and community opportunities. Depending on the Nation’s objectives, this may include a Community Golf Hub, technology, facility planning, programming, training, events and ongoing support.

The leadership team includes Rob Louie as Founder / Indigenous Relations, Steve Harvey as CEO and President, and Royce Dalupan as Vice-President of Sales and Operations. Their public roles describe their operating responsibilities and do not replace the governance and approval authority of a participating Nation over its own project.

Potential Nation-defined uses include youth instruction, school programs, family and Elder participation, coaching, local leagues, Nation teams, community events, hospitality, tourism experiences, public play and connected Nation-to-Nation competition. The final mix depends on local priorities, facilities, staffing and approvals.

The first conversation explores who the Nation wants to serve, available or proposed facilities, community priorities, possible programming, operating objectives, timing and funding status. It is exploratory and does not create a purchase, funding or implementation commitment.

No. Equipment may be one part of an approved project, but the conversation begins with the Nation’s priorities, intended participants, facilities, operating plan and desired outcomes.

The Nation determines its objectives, approvals, investment, programming priorities and measures of success. TRU Nations Golf does not speak for participating Nations or make decisions on their behalf.

Cost depends on the facility, number and type of golf systems, construction requirements, installation, programming, training, travel, support and any optional services. Each project requires its own written scope, responsibilities and pricing.

No. Relevant funding or partnership programs may be explored, but eligibility, timing and approval depend on the specific Nation, project and funder. TRU Nations Golf does not guarantee grants or government funding.

TRU Nations Golf Inc. is a separate legal and operating organization from TruGolf Canada Inc. and TruGolf Holdings, Inc. (TruGolf USA). TRU Nations Golf may obtain authorized technology, products or services from TruGolf Canada under separately approved commercial arrangements. The organizations do not automatically share contracts, funding, customers, banking, profits, intellectual property or First Nations relationships.

The TRU Nations Cup is a developing vision for golfers to represent their Nation, compete from their own community and potentially progress toward regional and national events. Formats, dates, eligibility and championship pathways have not yet been finalized.