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The drone tracker in action on CBS last year.
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You don’t have to be a hardcore follower of women’s golf to know that this is an important weekend for the sport.
The opening of women in the US is for women’s golf about what the Oscars for the price season are – or perhaps, more precisely, what is the masters of men’s play: the biggest week of the year in terms of buzzing and eyes.
Some of the reasons of We open women ‘Strightlight are literally. The championship will have an audience larger than any other because it will be presented for an audience larger than any other. Open Women’s Open will broadcast on Network TV for more hours in the next four days than any other golf event for women, as the USA Mike Whan commissioner said on Tuesday.
“There is almost nothing like that in the women’s game,” WAN said in his annual state state by Erin Hills. “There are more network hours in this championship than everything else in which they will play as championship this year.”
NBC will have eight hours of tournament coverage from the weekend, bringing a premium feeling in the telecasr of what it is, in all other ways, a premium event. Even better news for fans looking at home? The NBC will not dive into one of the most important (and well -received) goods of its typical Golf TV production.
For the first time in women’s golf history, Open Women’s will hold PGA Tour, NBC and CBS EMMY winning innovation, The Drone Tracer.
The drone tracker first made her Debut in CBS during 2024 The season and, at the time of its inception, was believed to be the first tracker of the Golf’s “Movement”. Technology allows a drone operator on the ground to move the camera into the air while a tracker forms on the screen, providing a smooth, simultaneous movement that gives viewers a deeper understanding of the angle and difficulty of purpose. (You can watch a technology video in action below.)
The technology has flourished in one of the most supported components of Live Golf TV in the year since its CBS debut. ( also experimented with drone trackers in 2023 and early 2024, although their drones remained stationary in the air.)
Now, air technology will go to the women’s golf scene for the first time – and not a moment very soon. Erin Hills is a golf colossus In its size and scale, making it the perfect golf course to debut a tracker that helps to bring both elements to the sharper focus.
Golf fans will be able to look at the tracker in action during the coverage of Palua by Uswo, which will broadcast on the USA network from 11am to 5th on Thursday and Friday, and to NBC from Saturday 2-5 after Sunday afternoon.
