Golf

North American pay-television broadcaster One World Sports has renewed a rights deal for tournaments operated by golf’s OneAsia tour.

The NBC Sports Group division of media company NBCUniversal has expanded an existing deal with the PGA of America sanctioning body to show live coverage of the 2014 Ryder Cup international golf tournament.

Golf’s Asian Tour has signed a three-year agreement for IPTV platform LeTV to stream all its live and highlights content in China.

Pay-television broadcaster Sky Deutschland has agreed a multi-year renewal to its deal for the exclusive rights in Germany and Austria to the US Masters golf tournament.

Media rights clips from February 27 to March 12

UK pay-television broadcaster BSkyB has renewed an exclusive rights deal with the Ladies Professional Golf Association governing body.

Media rights clips from January 30 to February 12

Sky keeps BT at arm’s length with seven long-term rights deals

UK pay-television broadcaster BSkyB has extended a rights deal for golf events operated by the PGA Tour sanctioning body.

Pay-television broadcaster Fox Sports has acquired rights in Australia for the US Masters golf event, according to the Australian newspaper.

Media rights clips from January 16 to 29

Australian commercial broadcaster Seven Network has acquired media rights for the US Masters golf event, according to the Australian newspaper.

Digital sports video agency SendtoNews and golf’s US PGA Tour have signed an exclusive multi-year rights agreement to distribute digital video content to local news sites throughout the United States.

Media rights clips from 5 to 18 December

Golf’s Asian Tour has signed an exclusive 10-year partnership with US pay-television broadcaster the Golf Channel.

OneAsia China event cancellation is 'bad timing'