As the PGA TOUR kicks off the 2025 FedExCup season this week at The Sentry, the organization presented the PGA TOUR Studios on Wednesday in Ponte Vedra Beach, Floridaa new state-of-the-art production space that transforms and energizes the way the TOUR creates and shares its content with golf fans around the world.
This building, whose design began in 2017, was constructed in 2022 and tested its capacities during the fall of 2024, covers more than 15,000 square meters.
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Original content with Woods
To mark the official opening of PGA TOUR Studios, The PGA TOUR created its first original content from its virtual set in Studio 1A with Tiger Woodsas well as The Sentry’s first round broadcast on PGA TOUR LIVE on ESPN+, produced from this new location.
Tiger Woods simulated the first transmission of The Sentry tournament, which begins this Thursday / PGA TOUR
PGA TOUR Studios now brings together all PGA TOUR media operations, encompassing live production of PGA TOUR Champions, Korn Ferry Tour, more than 5,000 hours of PGA TOUR LIVE on ESPN+, as well as a diverse offering of more than 50 platforms original, social and digital media.
Additionally, PGA TOUR Studios has the world’s largest library of golf content, with over 170,000 videos totaling 223,000 hours of content, the oldest of which dates from 1920.
The studios allow all tournaments to be transmitted without having to resort to major channels / PGA TOUR
“PGA TOUR Studios represented a historic turning point in golf media, signifying a real investment in getting closer to our fans through dynamic, engaging content bringing them closer to the action and their favorite stars,” said PGA TOUR Commissioner Jay Monahan.
“Every new technology and innovation we introduce aims to serve our fans and reach them wherever they are, and the creative possibilities offered by PGA TOUR Studios will help us pursue this mission while showcasing the beauty of our sport,” added the Commissioner.
The development of PGA TOUR Studios is part of a broader trend where sports organizations are investing in modern infrastructure to better interact with their fans. This strategy raises the question of the future of sports media: how will these innovations redefine our experience as fans?
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