Marc Angell Regains Control of Transglobal After GetGolf Defaults on Acquisition
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Summary
Transglobal Management Group unwound its 2025 sale to GetGolf.com after GetGolf defaulted on payments. Marc Angell regained control with 80% voting power, Jeff Foster resigned, and $292,500 in accrued payments plus a $385,000 defaulted merchant advance remain outstanding.
Key Events · Executive and Board Changes · TMGI
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Control Reverts to Marc Angell
GetGolf.com, LLC acknowledged an uncured payment default of at least 90 days under the Amended Agreement. Jeff Foster and Kelly Kirchhoff surrendered all 200 Series A Preferred shares, and Marc Angell was issued 200 new Series A shares carrying 80% of total voting power.
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Management Overhaul
Jeff Foster resigned as Chairman, director, and all officer positions effective September 30, 2026. Kelly Kirchhoff resigned as an officer but remains a director until his deferred resignation takes effect. Marc Angell, age 68, was appointed Chairman, CEO, and President with no compensatory arrangement.
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Accrued Payments and Penalties
Exhibit 1 lists $292,500 in accrued purchase-agreement and consulting payments through September 1, 2026, including 50% contractual penalties on the purchase-agreement amounts. Future monthly payments to the sellers are terminated.
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Defaulted Merchant Advance
GetGolf disclosed a Square merchant advance with a stated balance of $385,000, personally guaranteed by Jeff Foster and reported as in default.
Analysis · TMGI · Technology
This 8-K discloses a complete reversal of the October 2025 control sale. GetGolf.com, LLC failed to make required payments under the Amended Agreement, triggering a default that remained uncured for at least 90 days. Under the Unwind Agreement, Jeff Foster and Kelly Kirchhoff surrendered all 200 Series A Preferred shares, Foster resigned from all positions, and Marc Angell — the company's former CEO who sold control in 2025 — was appointed Chairman, CEO, and President and issued 200 new Series A shares carrying 80% of total voting power. The company is trading near its 52-week low at $0.0001 with a market cap of roughly $56,000, and the 10-K filed two weeks ago already flagged substantial doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern. This filing adds a governance reset on top of that distress: the buyer of the company defaulted, control reverted to the original seller, and the company is now run by a 68-year-old public speaker and broadcaster with no disclosed compensation arrangement. The $292,500 in accrued payments owed to the Angells and the $385,000 Square merchant advance in default underscore the financial fragility. For a micro-cap already facing going-concern warnings, a change in control with this much acrimony and unresolved debt is a critical event.
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