The LPGA Tour has made a significant announcement regarding its broadcasting strategy, securing a major television deal that will ensure live coverage of every event starting in 2026. This landmark agreement is expected to elevate the profile of women's golf and provide fans with unprecedented access to their favorite players and tournaments.
Under the new deal, all LPGA events will be broadcast live across multiple platforms, including FM, Golf Channel, and Trackman. This move is seen as a crucial step in promoting gender equality in sports and increasing the visibility of female athletes.
LPGA Commissioner, Mollie Marcoux Samaan, expressed her enthusiasm for the deal, stating, "This partnership represents a significant milestone for the LPGA and women's sports as a whole. We are committed to showcasing the incredible talent of our players and growing the game of golf for future generations." The deal is expected to attract new sponsors and fans, further solidifying the LPGA's place in the global sports landscape.
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