For sponsors
Back a rising amateur, early
Tom van Balen is 23 and working purposefully towards turning professional. His standings show the trajectory; a sponsor who comes in now grows alongside him from the start. This is not a plea for help, but an invitation to become part of the story.
What he is working towards
The ambition, and the chance to be there early
The seasons ahead are about one thing: making the step towards turning professional and competing there with the best. Every tournament, every training block and every measured round moves that goal closer, and the rankings record the progress in black and white.
For a brand or a business owner, this is the moment to come on board. Back him now and you are there from the build-up, forming a relationship that reaches far beyond a single logo on a single season.
Where he stands now
What the support pays for
In concrete terms: what your contribution makes possible
A top amateur season carries fixed, visible costs. Your support goes straight into the building blocks of better results:
- CoachingTechnical and mental guidance, right through the year.
- Tournament entriesEntry fees for the counting events at home and abroad.
- Travel and lodgingGetting to the fixtures on the schedule, and staying near them.
- PhysiotherapyRecovery, injury prevention and physical conditioning kept sharp.
- Winter training block in SpainAn uninterrupted stretch of training through the winter months, to start the new season on form.
Support need not be cash
An in-kind contribution counts every bit as much: equipment, travel, physiotherapy, apparel or professional services. A local business can contribute exactly what it already does. That way you go further than a sponsorship figure alone.
What a sponsor receives
Association, presence and a genuine relationship
The offer is built on access, association and a specific fundable programme, not on figures about reach.
- Association with a rising amateurTie your brand to a ranked player on a clear upward line.
- Brand presenceA logo on the bag, on the headwear or on the apparel, plus brand content and social posts around his outings.
- Ambassador workTom represents your brand where it fits his story and his audience.
- A personal relationshipDirect contact and progress updates: you follow the journey up close, not from the stands.
How to start
Let us start the conversation
Tell us what suits your brand and we will shape it together: in cash, in kind, or a combination. One message is enough to begin.
Yes Tom, I’m interested!