T-Mobile is bringing a wave of 5G innovations to the 10th, 12th, and 15th tees at the PGA Championship, taking place from June 19-22 at Fields Ranch East in Frisco, Texas.
This year’s KPMG Women’s PGA Championship will be an exciting event, and T-Mobile, the exclusive 5G Solutions Partner of the PGA of America, is making it even more thrilling for fans, players, coaches, and staff alike.
With T-Mobile’s cutting-edge 5G technology, the championship experience is being transformed. It’s not just about improved connectivity; it’s about enhancing the overall experience for everyone involved. From real-time data sharing to AI-driven tools, T-Mobile is redefining what’s possible in the world of sports technology.
Callie Field, President of T-Mobile’s Business Group, said, “With our 5G Advanced Network Solutions, we’re not just enhancing the championship experience with new broadcast tech or app features – we’re shaping the future of sports.”
Thanks to T-Mobile’s 5G infrastructure, this year’s broadcasts on NBC and Golf Channel will include new features like 3D course views and real-time tee shot metrics, such as ball speed and trajectory. If you’re watching, don’t miss out on these game-changing elements!
Low-latency wireless cameras placed at the 10th, 12th, and 15th tees will capture each swing and send the footage to production teams using T-Mobile’s 5G On Demand network, which is designed for seamless, real-time data transfer. The event will also feature over 30 hours of live coverage streamed via Peacock, as well as the Championship’s website and app.
For fans attending the event, T-Mobile’s 5G network will facilitate mobile ticket scanning, real-time concession sales, and navigation tools. The network also powers autonomous ball pickers, mixed-reality putting simulators, and AI-powered swing analysis tools. With all these features, T-Mobile is playing a major role in bringing golf into the digital age.
By modernizing how the sport operates and enhancing fan engagement through advanced tech, T-Mobile is setting a new standard for sporting events everywhere.
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