Here's another thing for the boss to worry about. For the 6th year, the United States Golf Association plans to Webcast live coverage of the United States Open from Wingfoot Thursday and Friday. Starting an hour before the ESPN-televised coverage, the USGA's Internet TV show will also include quizzes and trivia and invite fans to e-mail photos of themselves watching the coverage, The New York Times reported. "We try to engage the audience in what they're doing," said Bill Lacey, the USGA's manager for Internet services.
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Jun 12, 2006
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This was great and a good news for golf fanatics. Having this kind of interaction is really a good step to gain lots of viewer.
Posted by: golf components | Apr 14, 2009 at 12:22
Hi and I just heard of Dave Stevens (a local golf pro in NY) ... and his charitable work in Mississippi ref the hurrican there last year. Where can I go to get more info ref that organization he is working with?
Posted by: Dave Bebout | Jun 18, 2006 at 15:00