At first, sponsors and television companies could not get enough of the game with many major tournaments appearing on the screens.

I tried but it wasn't easy; you need a sponsor to get an appointment.

For about $100,000 a year, a sponsor gets its name on a vehicle and an association with thousands of free favors.

The sponsors of the original budget-balancing bill get to say it is not dead.

How much return on investment do sponsors get for their golf spending?

Then, every sponsor gets two seats for each 30-second television spot.

If none graduate, the sponsors get a free ride.

The way it worked, his sponsors got a double payback on their cash investment.

What a sponsor gets in return is hard to quantify.

How do sponsors and taxpayers get good value for money when they pay for sports events?