Digital Sports Group
The great quality of our journalists and feature writers are already providing a great service to golf fans.
(PRWEB UK) 23 March 2014
April is approaching and that can mean only one thing for golf fans across the globe, a certain private golf club in Augusta, Georgia will be hosting the Masters. Last year all the focus was on a resurgent Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy but the glory instead went to Australian Adam Scott. The past few years have seen some incredible team and individual performances and this year sees some familiar favourites in the betting with McIlroy, Woods, Scott, Mickelson and Jason Day being strongly backed for success. DSG had great success last year with their coverage of the Masters and aim to raise the bar again.
Head of Operations at DSG, Matthew Tait had this to say “This is such an exciting time both for golf.co.uk and golf fans as we look to massively expand our coverage of the Masters with live minute-by-minute coverage, scorecards and the quality features that our readers have come to expect with other sports. The public appetite for the Masters has never been stronger and with two Brits in the top ten in the world there should be plenty to cheer at The Masters. We are determined to provide our fans the best golf site in the world as well as provide a platform for debate and lively chat. The Masters will be played between 10th and 13th April, join us for the best coverage online.”
Jason Hope, Content Manager of DSG believes that golf.co.uk will be the perfect venue for US Masters News “Golf.co.uk has grown rapidly since its re-launch last year in both coverage and readership and we have grown from just a handful of writers to over one hundred. The great quality of our journalists and feature writers are already providing a great service to golf fans. golf.co.uk is the perfect hub for professional golf news and stats in the UK.”
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