- Augusta National Golf Club Chairman Fred Ridley said Wednesday that he and PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp spent half a day together in February talking about how the organizations could collaborate on pro golf moving forward, reports SBJ’s Josh Carpenter from the Masters.
- NBC drew the second-best final round audience yet for the Augusta National Women’s Amateur, with 1.1 million viewers tuning in Saturday for Maria Jose Marin’s win, writes SBJ’s Austin Karp.
- Global revenues from women’s sports are projected to exceed $3 billion in 2026, notes SBJ’s Rachel Axon from a report from Deloitte. Women’s sports revenue has increased 340% since the company first launched the annual report in 2022.
- The NY/NJ host committee for this summer’s FIFA World Cup revealed plans for a Jersey Fan Hub at Sports Illustrated Stadium that will operate on select days throughout the 39-day competition, reports SBJ’s Alex Silverman.
- Women’s talent representation agency Always Alpha will begin representing tennis players once it completes the acquisition of Courtside Talent, writes SBJ’s Irving Mejia-Hilario, gaining a talent roster that includes Grand Slam champion Sloane Stephens (who is also represented by GSE Worldwide).
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