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Experience the PGA TOUR like never before on your iOS device with the official PGA TOUR App. Follow all of the action from a single app, available for free from the PGA TOUR. - Real-time leaderboard with quick access to player scorecards, profiles, and videos - Live player scorecards now featuring shot trails, play by play, and live stats - Tee times and group location information - Access to LIVE video and audio for PGA TOUR events - VOD including tournament highlights, round recaps, player features, and more - All your favorite golf Podcasts - Course detail with hole layouts, descriptions, and live stats for each hole - All the latest news from PGATOUR.com - Push notifications for following your favorite Tour and players - Champions Tour, Korn Ferry Tour, PGA TOUR Latinoamerica, and PGA TOUR Canada coverage - Location awareness for improved experiences while onsite at select PGA TOUR events

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Please hire some competent tech people to look into why your app is not working. It supposedly should work on IOS 12 and later, but since your latest upgrade, it’s not. I’ve had to download your ridiculously slow website to get golf news. The ESPN website is a better alternative! Just bought an iPhone XR and brought back up my PGA Tour app as I’m now on IOS 13, however you should have notified followers with older phones that don’t support newer IOS updates or allowed them to download an older version of the app! Get with it you tech pros.

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Unbelievably impossible to navigate

Just when you thought the PGA Tour app could not get worse after the last iteration, this abomination shows up. For starters, if I want to know the broadcast schedule, I have to scroll through a bunch of streaming feeds that I don’t care about. How about, I dunno, putting the daily broadcast schedules in a compact area that’s easy to find and make the streaming schedule separate. I mean I get that people are cutting the cord but, good grief, look up Byzantine on Wikipedia and this app shows up. Next, I want to know the tee times coming up are so I expect to see “Tee Times” somewhere. But no, where are they? Oh! There they are under the friggin’ leaderboard selection. Brilliant! So I’ve come up with a mnemonic to remember this: if you want to see the tee times, be sure to click “leaderboard”. Oh, that’s not a mnemonic you say? Of course it’s not, who the frig wants to try to come up with a way to remember how to get to something so fundamentally desired it requires a friggin mnemonic. I wish I could give zero stars, so I guess I’ll have to be satisfied with giving zero craps about this app.

Completely Butchered The Fantasy App

It saddens me to say this but I’ll officially be moving on from PGA Tour Fantasy. I made the move over to it after Yahoo Fantasy Golf ended and I enjoyed it for years, especially during the earlier stages that included the One-and-Done challenges for both the PGA and the PGA Champions Tour until they eventually got rid of those as well. The high scoring version with the red app was highly entertaining, then they completely altered the layout of it that included a watered down scoring system which made it far less desirable to me. I even enjoyed participating in the comment sections under various articles on the website. Rob Bolton was very interactive with the community of commenters and it added to the whole enjoyment of the fantasy experience but of course they had to end that, too. The truth of the matter is, the PGA is failing and they know it. It won’t be long until the LIV takeover commences and I will gladly be joining the ride!

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The PGA Tour’s technology team is on a mission to decrease productivity at businesses throughout America.

OK, not really. But that could be an unintended consequence of the full release of TourCast on PGATour.com and the PGA Tour's mobile apps. Golf fans will certainly struggle to get any work done when tour events are underway.

Starting this week at the Charles Schwab Challenge and for the rest of this COVID-shortened season, fans will have the opportunity to follow PGA Tour action online in greater detail than ever before thanks to the new platform. TourCast is like ShotLink on 3D steroids. The technology debuted at the Players Championship (for one round at least) but took a back seat to the emerging coronavirus pandemic. With the tour returning at Colonial Country Club, officials are excited for TourCast to see its first full week of PGA Tour action.

Specifically, TourCast lets viewers follow players ’ progress around a golf course, a la ShotLink, graphically tracing the results of each shot. But TourCast takes ShotLink a step further by depicting the course through interactive 3D renderings produced via overlaying sketches generated from high-resolution imagery captured by aircraft. Fans can follow a player’s progress in detail like never before, creating a truly enhanced tracking experience.

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Before a golfer hits a shot, viewers can see his career history on the hole he’s playing, his up-to-the-minute strokes-gained data for the tournament and the season, his position on the leader board, how tough the hole is playing on the day, yardages to the pin, front and back of the green, and the views from wherever the player is standing.

Once the shot is hit, fans will have significantly more data than previously at their disposal. Swing speed, ball speed, spin rate, apex height and more will be provided by ShotLink’s underlying radar technology. The tour is working on having the “ball-in-motion” flight path of every shot viewable in the near future. When completed, if a player hits a rope hook, you’ll be able to see just how much the ball moved from right to left.

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It’s a feature similar to the one that debuted at the Masters in 2019, where fans could watch video of almost every shot at Augusta, by every player, on Masters.com. That, of course, requires cameras on every hole, following every group. The tour did have that in place for the first time at TPC Sawgrass for the Players. There are no concrete plans to bring enough cameras to replicate that experience at other Tour courses … yet.

“Our goal is to have a product probably in three-to-five years,” said Brendan Morley, PGA Tour senior technical digital product manager, “where we can show every single shot, from every single player, at every single event.”

For a more concrete preview of the experience, the Tour retro-fitted Rickie Fowler’s final round from the 2015 Players Championship to the TourCast platform. The curious can link to that here , and relived Fowler ’ s winning performance at TPC Sawgrass.

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FILE - Co-Captain Lee Westwood of Majesticks GC hits his shot from the seventh tee during the final round of LIV Golf Houston at Golf Club of Houston on Sunday, June 9, 2024 in Humble, Texas. Westwood, the two-time Masters runner-up and former No. 1 golfer in the world is at the Newport Country Club this week for the U.S. Senior Open, making his over-50 tour debut a year late in part because of a PGA Tour ban on LIV Golf defectors. (Photo by LIV Golf via AP, File)

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NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) — Lee Westwood wants golf’s powers to stop fighting so players like him can get back on the course, where the fans want them.

The two-time Masters runner-up and former No. 1 golfer in the world is at the Newport Country Club this week for the U.S. Senior Open, making his over-50 tour debut a year late in part because of a PGA Tour ban on LIV Golf defectors.

The 51-year-old Westwood received an invite to the Senior Open, which is run by the USGA, as a recent Ryder Cup participant. Richard Bland has also earned an invitation for winning the Senior PGA Championship. The only other LIV golfer over 50 is Phil Mickelson.

“At the end of the day, we’re in the entertainment industry,” Westwood said on Tuesday after a practice round at the course on the mouth of the Narragansett Bay.

“No matter what the level of golf is, I think if the best players at every level don’t come together and play, there’s only one loser, and that’s the fans watching,” he said. “We need to somehow figure a way that we can get the best players playing against each other more often.”

Westwood ascended to the No. 1 ranking in 2010 after finishing in the top three in four of the previous five majors. That ended Tiger Woods’ record run of 281 weeks as the world’s top-ranked golfer; the Englishman held the No. 1 ranking for 22 weeks.

Although Westwood has never won a major, he has finished in the top five a dozen times.

Seems like the perfect candidate for a tour that was designed to give fans another chance to root on their favorites. But the PGA Tour’s policy is that LIV golfers have to wait one year from their last appearance on the Saudi-backed circuit to play in PGA Tour or PGA Tour Champions events.

In addition, the European tour has fined Westwood 850,000 British pounds – more than $1 million – a fine he repeated on Tuesday he has no intention of paying. “We’ll have to find a way around that,” he said.

“At any level, it’s disappointing they can’t resolve it,” Westwood said. “The Champions Tour for me is important because people have watched myself play and other guys out here play for the last 30, 40 years, and they build relationships with those players and they’ve seen us grow as players and people.

“Yes, people want to see the youngsters, the new guys on the block coming through and contending,” he said. “But they also want to see the guys they’ve made a bond with over the last 30, 40 years.”

Westwood is coming off a tie for third at last week’s LIV event outside of Nashville, Tennessee — his best result of the season. He said he didn’t feel like he needed a strong performance in Newport to make his larger point.

“Everybody that I talked to said it’s great to see myself and Richard playing here,” Westwood said, adding that he thought the victory by LIV’s Bryson DeChambeau in the U.S. Open was good for the sport.

“It’s basically getting all the best players together in one tournament to compete against each other, and that’s what you want at the highest level,” Westwood said. “You want all the best players there.”

One of five founding members of the USGA, the 7,024-yard, par-70 Newport Country Club was originally supposed to host the Senior Open in 2020 that was canceled because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

“We’ve been looking forward to this event now for quite a few years,” said Ernie Els, a four-time major champion who has five victories on the senior tour. “I was really looking forward to it in 2020, and I’m glad it’s come around now.”

Golfers out for practice rounds said the seaside course reminded them of a British links-style track — especially in the way the wind has such a big effect on how it plays. On Tuesday morning, the wind was blowing in their faces on the first tee; by the afternoon, it had swung around 180 degrees.

“We played with some big winds yesterday and some different winds today,” said Brett Quigley, a native Rhode Islander and sort of unofficial host of the tournament. “It’s going to play significantly different depending on the wind direction. That will be part of the great challenge.”

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