planomateo
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Pretty cool. IIRC, last year trying to watch the championship was a pain - there was some TV coverage, but not as much as there should be in this day and age.
Hoping the coverage gets better.
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http://www.secdigitalnetwork.com/NE...annel-to-begin-airing-ncaa-championships.aspx
"We are committed to covering all facets of the game of golf and this new partnership with the NCAA will be the centerpiece of our broader commitment to covering the collegiate game," said Golf Channel President Mike McCarley. "We look forward to introducing our viewers to the future stars of the game and tapping into the tremendous passion collegiate fans have for their schools."
Through a multi-year partnership with the NCAA, Golf Channel will air tournament action from both the NCAA Division I Men's and Women's Golf Championships beginning in 2015. The 2015 championships are scheduled to be contested at The Concession Golf Club in Bradenton, Fla., and hosted by the University of South Florida. The 2015 championships will mark the first time in 18 years the NCAA Division I Women's Golf Championship will air live on television.
Golf Channel will surround the live tournament action at the championships with comprehensive news coverage on-air and online throughout the year, keeping viewers up-to-date on all of the storylines leading up to and during the championships. Series like Golf Central and Morning Drive, as well as GolfChannel.com
Hoping the coverage gets better.
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http://www.secdigitalnetwork.com/NE...annel-to-begin-airing-ncaa-championships.aspx
"We are committed to covering all facets of the game of golf and this new partnership with the NCAA will be the centerpiece of our broader commitment to covering the collegiate game," said Golf Channel President Mike McCarley. "We look forward to introducing our viewers to the future stars of the game and tapping into the tremendous passion collegiate fans have for their schools."
Through a multi-year partnership with the NCAA, Golf Channel will air tournament action from both the NCAA Division I Men's and Women's Golf Championships beginning in 2015. The 2015 championships are scheduled to be contested at The Concession Golf Club in Bradenton, Fla., and hosted by the University of South Florida. The 2015 championships will mark the first time in 18 years the NCAA Division I Women's Golf Championship will air live on television.
Golf Channel will surround the live tournament action at the championships with comprehensive news coverage on-air and online throughout the year, keeping viewers up-to-date on all of the storylines leading up to and during the championships. Series like Golf Central and Morning Drive, as well as GolfChannel.com
