Question : What is a "mulligan" ?
Answer : A "mulligan" is an extra shot in golf.  It's an additional stroke that is not added to your score.   In charity golf tournaments, charities often sell certificates for a mulligan to raise additional money for the charity.  When the Mulligan Man appears at your charity golf tournament, he'll play one hole with every foursome.  His shot is not added to the score of the team he's playing with.  If he helps the team on the hole, it counts!  And if he doesn't help the team, your only stuck with him for one hole.

Question : How much does it cost to have The Mulligan Man appear at our golf tournament ?
Answer : It depends upon the size of the tournament, the entry fee, the amount of money you expect to raise and the auction items that The Mulligan Man brings to your tournament.  But The Mulligan Man brings so many auction items that bring in additional revenue to the charity, his services are essentially free to the charity.

Question : How does The Mulligan Man benefit sponsors ?
Answer : Corporate sponsors like making donations to charities, but they get too many requests and often receive too little recognition for their contributions.  By sponsoring The Mulligan Man, sponsors are assured that their donated goods and services are favorably described to the golfers at the tournament by a professional spokesperson.  It's a win-win situation for the charities and the sponsors.  The charities receive thousands of dollars in goods and services and the sponsors market to an affluent golfing audience that is interested in their products.