PGA Tour Launches State-of-the-Art Media Studio to Expand Global Reach

The new 165,000-square-foot facility in Florida enhances content production capabilities and positions the PGA Tour for a streaming-focused future.

PGA Tour Studios, a 165,000-square-foot facility in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, will centralize the production of live and original golf content, including over 5,000 hours annually for ESPN+ and other platforms.
The building features seven studios, eight production control rooms, and cutting-edge virtual set technology, enabling immersive and customized content for fans across various platforms.
A new 'World Feed' will debut at the Players Championship in March, offering international audiences tailored coverage with localized graphics and a focus on non-U.S. players.
The facility supports the PGA Tour's strategy to gain more control over its media rights and prepare for potential partnerships with streaming platforms like Amazon, Netflix, and Apple after 2030.
PGA Tour Studios will also house Pro Shop, its youth-focused content initiative, and includes podcast booths, a video review center, and the world's largest golf content library with 223,000 hours of footage.