Wow, you guys are doing it right MashAllah!! May Allah continue to put barakah in this and support you in achieving your goal of becoming the world's biggest/most recognizable amateur tour! As a first time attendee, I really appreciated the attention to details on everything. It was a stress free trip knowing everything was pre-planned and executed well. You may have had moments internally where things weren't going to plan but externally it was very well executed optically. Kudos to the entire team for working so hard to ensure everything was seamless. Everything from golf to stay to the brotherhood all exceeded my expectations, even though they were high from the beginning based on feedback from my OPG brothers. It was such a thoughtful touch to have us play under the lights as our practice round and then also have the Fri round being half half, it was a very cool thing to adjust to and made the game more interesting. Yes, the course was brutal, but the quality of golf was great and having never played the same course four days in a row was something unique. I loved the club bag tag as a parting gift, that was a small yet very thoughtful consideration, showing again the meticulousness when it came to planning and experience. The stay at Rixos was nothing short of amazing! What an amazing property and the fact we had time to enjoy all the amenities was very welcomed. Something MGA couldn't control but was a bit disappointing was how many restaurants on property were still not open given the soft launch. That limited the experience a bit but wasn't something that ruined the stay. They were extremely hospitable and took take of us at every moment. I'll share a couple of things because growth is always important, especially for a tour that is breaking through the scene right now. These are mostly nitpicks so you can take it or leave it. 1) Think about pricing. I'm sure a lot of thought went into pricing this but I'm assuming others, like myself, thought very hard about spending that much money on a few day trip. No doubt, it was a premium experience from top to bottom, it still felt like a lot for a golf trip. If you're philosophy is to keep it a more exclusive product, then that makes sense but pricing starting at $2,500 and above I would imagine deters a lot of people from coming. Consider if there is any way to squeeze the vendors, courses, or hotels to pass off bigger savings, especially as the size of the group increases. Something to think about. 2) Again, a nitpick, I felt (knowing the previous gifts from Sawgrass for example) the welcome gifts could have been improved slightly given the price point for the package. For example, a nicer adidas cap that some of the team members were wearing would have been better instead of the ones we got. 3) Consider striking a deal with the golf course to offer either snacks or drinks complimentary during rounds, especially given how many tee times we booked up for them for 4 days straight, when the course otherwise is empty. Something a couple of the Dubai courses do when it's hot out is they'll bring around ice lollies to help cool you down, it's a small but nice touch to show the course cares. Or potentially a sleeve of course branded golf balls. Given the dire pace of play, adding some snacks/drinks would def help. Again, the bag medal was a great touch, not discounting that at all. I wasn't expecting to write an essay but I know how important feedback can be. Hopefully this helps a bit and jazakAllah khair again for such an incredible trip!

Great experience. Great people. Great Itinerary, logistics, lodging and food. Great golf experience. Well recommended.

Excellent spiritual guidance and trip All made to feel welcome

I would recommend to have some small prizes for newbies and have Ist, second, and third positions for all flights so people won't give us if they are not winning but they can go for second or third

It was amazing. Well organized. The team did amazing. Everyone was helpful and available. Accommodations were great, some minor issues like the hot water in the rooms but that does not take away from the overall experience. Kids cant wait to go back.