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I can't believe I'm the first to post this as it's more than a day old already, maybe I missed the post, I don't think so. This could change how we watch golf, perhaps?

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So, what does this new partnership mean for fans?

AWS will power Every Shot Live, an app that will provide viewers live access to every shot from every player in a tournament. Using the upcoming Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass as an example, fans will be able to see more than 32,000 shots and follow players in real time. Every Shot Live will be free on Thursday for the Players, while Friday-Sunday will only be available to PGA Tour Live subscribers on NBC Sports Gold.

 

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In a move to bring fans closer to golf, the PGA Tour announced a new partnership with Amazon Web Services (AWS) on Tuesday, which...

I find it amusing Over The Top is also a media/tech term:

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The TOUR will also use AWS media services to make it faster to deliver video content for televised event coverage and OTT streaming for online viewers. To accomplish this, the TOUR will use AWS to simultaneously process and distribute OTT content, formatting it for reliable viewing over a variety of delivery platforms and devices, including smartphones and tablets. Using AWS Media Services, the TOUR will make tournament footage available globally to authenticated broadcasters, content subscribers from AWS, and other sources.

 

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Kill slow play. Allow walking. Reduce ineffective golf instruction. Use environmentally friendly course maintenance.

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