The United States Golf Association (USGA), a privately owned organization founded in 1894, serves as the governing body for golf in the United States. Employing approximately 500 people and headquartered in the US, the USGA's primary activity is the organization and administration of major professional and amateur golf championships. These include prominent events such as the U.S. Open and U.S. Women's Open. In 2023, the USGA's revenue was less than $250 million.
Sky and the USGA announced a five-year broadcast extension on an unspecified date, ensuring Sky Sports and NOW remain the exclusive UK and Ireland broadcasters of the US Open Championship until the end of 2030. This agreement includes the next five US Open and US Women's Open championships. Separately, NBCUniversal extended its media rights agreement with the USGA through 2032, extending a deal that was set to expire in 2026. This later agreement covers USGA properties across NBC, Peacock, USA Network, and Golf Channel.
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