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Sky Sports and the European Tour have extended their partnership until at least the end of 2022.
The agreement ensures that Sky Sports remains the home of European Tour golf for another four years, including the next two Ryder Cups from Wisconsin and Rome.
The agreement will also cover a minimum of 35 Race to Dubai events from the European Tour, as well as exclusive live coverage of every World Golf Championship event.
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Keith Pelley, European Tour chief executive, said: “The European Tour has gone through a period of significant growth and transformation and our relationship with Sky Sports has been hugely important in terms of the content and experience we are able provide to the fans of our wonderful sport.
Barney Francis, Sky Sports managing director, added: “At the beginning of what we believe will be another incredible Ryder Cup weekend, we’re delighted to be able to extend our long-standing partnership with the European Tour, taking it into its 30th year.
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“The European Tour is a hugely important part of our golf coverage – it’s a mainstay of our dedicated channel Sky Sports Golf, and it’s something we know our customers really value. And hopefully we can begin the new deal with Europe in possession of the Ryder Cup trophy.”
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