what is the next major tournament that will be on tv?
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The next mjor is the U.S. Open\n\nHere's some info for you:\n\nWinged Foot Golf Club (West Course) Mamaroneck, N.Y. \nJune 15-18 \nYardage: 7,266 yards \nPar: 35-35 – 70 \nDefending Champion: Michael Campbell \nOpened: 1923 \nDesigner: A.W. Tillinghast \n\nUSGA Championships: No club in the state of New York has hosted more USGA events than Winged Foot -- this will be the 11th. The club has been the site of four previous U.S. Opens and two U.S. Amateurs. It also has had two U.S. Women’s Opens and one U.S. Senior Open. It is the only club to have hosted all three Opens, the U.S. Amateur and Walker Cup. The course will play 11 yards longer than it did for the 2004 U.S. Amateur. \n\nBehind The Name: The club derived its name from a sculpture that stands in the lobby of the New York Athletic Club on Central Park South in Manhattan. A winged foot symbol similar to the club’s is imbedded in the floor. Many early members came from the NYAC. Over the years, it was perceived that Winged Foot and NYAC had a distinct connection, which is not the case. \n\nWhy It’s Right: The course consistently ranks among the best in the country as well as one of the most challenging. \n\nNo Pushover: When the U.S. Open was held here in 1974, the championship was dubbed “The Massacre at Winged Foot” by noted sportswriter/author Dick Schaap because of the brutally tough conditions. Winner Hale Irwin finished at 7-over 287. \n\nThrilling Duel: In the 1929 U.S. Open, Bob Jones nearly blew a six-stroke lead on the back nine, but he holed a difficult 12-foot par putt at the 72nd hole and then defeated Al Espinosa in a 36-hole playoff by 23 strokes. It was written that that championship was the impetus for Jones’ Grand Slam in 1930. \n\nPro Pedigree: Craig Wood, winner of the U.S. Open and Masters in 1941, was the head pro from 1939-45, while two-time U.S. Open runner-up Mike Brady served in that capacity for 15 years. Claude Harmon, the 1948 Masters champion, was the head pro from 1945-78, and some of his staff included 16-time PGA Tour winner Mike Souchak (1953), and 2003 Bobby Jones Award winner Jackie Burke Jr. (1949-50). Burke won the Masters and PGA Championship titles in 1956. Another former staffer was 1965 PGA winner Dave Marr (1954-56). Winged Foot member Dick Mayer went on to win the 1957 U.S. Open following his tutoring under Wood and Harmon. And long-time member Tommy Armour won a U.S. Open (1927), British Open (1931) and PGA (1930). \n\nLegend Of David Mulligan: A familiar golf term was likely borne from this early member of Winged Foot. Mulligan, who became president of New York City’s famous Biltmore Hotel, was known to be a slow starter; his drives off the first tee often went astray. He then would turn to his friends and plead for “another chance.” His colleagues often obliged and through the years, a Mulligan has been synonymous with a ‘do-over.’ President Eisenhower adopted this word into his vocabulary, thus popularizing the term into golfing vernacular. \n\nTillie’s Best: A.W. Tillinghast called the 10th hole on the West Course the finest par 3 he ever constructed. Noted author Dan Jenkins selected the hole for his book: “The Best Eighteen Holes in America.” He quoted Ben Hogan as saying it’s “a 3-iron into someone’s bedroom,” referring to the home of a member behind the green. Jack Nicklaus also included the hole in his choice of “The Most Challenging 18 Holes,” for a 1992 television special on ABC. \n\nQuote/End Quote: “Winged Foot is to golf what Wimbledon is to tennis – what Yankee Stadium is to baseball. Winged Foot is a state of mind.” – Dave Marr, 1965 PGA winner. \n\nFast fact: Winged Foot’s first junior member, Dick Chapman, won the 1940 U.S. Amateur.
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ABC, ESPN and ESPN2 will show every game of the World Cup!
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There is, a channel called Setanta. An Irish Sports broadcaster with a sateliite feed. Its seperate to Fox and Optus and has to be installed, so not many pubs have opted for it. Fox have suggested they may add this channel to their sports line up, but has yet to be confirmed. It would be a seperate channel like ESPN, Eurosport etc along side Fox 1,2 & 3. Id say it has something to do with the rights with Fox and Sky in the England. Same thing happened last year in the Grand slam, when the All Blacks met England in the final game, Fox did not show it. However, they showed the other tour games. As they will with the remaining tour games of this current tour ie France v All Blacks Fox 2 6am AEDT. Hope this helps for future games.
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Probably ESPN or Fox Sports, depending on the cable network.
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Next Sunday, 6P.M. eastern on ESPN
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what the hell is the world cup?
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neither, they did not play this morning, they will be playing on thursday at 9:55 EST, it'll be on ESPN while the other game czech vs italy will be at the same time on ESPN 2
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German network ZDF announced it would not broadcast games on Hot bird Satellite, which is viewed by many in the Middle East and Africa.\nSo, PC is the place for you to watch the World Cup.
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Both channels will be doing the World Cup. Additionally, CTV will broadcast the championship game
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Well Espn showed it on sunday but the brackets are on the NCAA website. Iowa gets to host! YEAHHHH!
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This saturday at 12 noon.... It was on sky sports last night... It was originally the 3rd december but it has now changed!
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Only the BBC games.\n\nIt's only the BBC and ITV who own World Cup rights in the UK, and ITV will not be in HD on Sky for some time. The BBC will be running a year-long "test" of HD which will include all of the live World Cup games they're showing, plus Wimbledon and programmes like Bleak House and Planet Earth. This will be available on Sky HD.\n\nThe Sky channels in HD will be:\nSky One\nSky Movies 9 & 10\nSky Sports\nArtsworld\nDiscovery\nNational Geographic\nSky Box Office
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no but its available live on ESPN2, or check for channel listings on FIFA World Cup.
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http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/06/en/w/schedule.html\n\nYou can click on the different stages to see the next games too.
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all the matches will be on ESPN
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Asia : ESPN Star  \nAlbania: Digit-Alb \nArgentina: Torneos y Competencias, DirectTV \nAustralia: SBS \nBelgium: Kanaal 2 & VT4 \nBrazil: TV Globo \nBulgaria: BNT Channel 1 \nCanada: Rogers Sportsnet, partnered with TSN/CTV \nChile: Megavisión, TVN, RED Television \nChina: CCTV-5 \nCosta Rica: Repretel \nCroatia: HRT \nCzech Republic: Česká televize \nDenmark: shared between DR1 and TV 2 \nEstonia: ETV \nFinland: YLE \nFrance: TF1, M6, Canal+, Eurosport France \nGermany: ARD, ZDF, RTL Television and Premiere \nHong Kong: Cable TV Hong Kong \nHungary: RTL Klub \nIceland: Sýn \nIran: IRIB \nIsrael: Most matches only on pay-per-view. The opening match, and matches from the quarter-final and onwards, will be broadcast by Channel 2 and Channel 10, with the latter broadcasting the final. \nItaly: Sky Italia[13] \nIreland: RTE \nJapan: (Japan Consortium system,all network broadcast) NHK,Nippon TV(NTV),TBS,Fuji Television,TV Asahi,TV Tokyo,SKY PerfecTV!(satellite) \nKosova: RTK \nMiddle East: ART World Cup Channel \nMexico: Televisa \nNetherlands: Television and radio by Nederlandse Omroep Stichting \nNorway: NRK and TV2 \nPeru: Andina de Televisión \nPortugal: SIC and SportTV \nPoland: shared between Polsat and TVP \nPuerto Rico: Univision Puerto Rico \nRomania: TVR1 and TVR2 \nSerbia: RTS \nSlovenia: shared between RTV Slovenija and Kanal A \nSpain: La Sexta and Digital Plus \nSouth Korea: Cable TV \nSweden: \nTV: shared between SVT and TV4  \nRadio: Sveriges Radio \nSwitzerland: SF2 (German), TSR2 (French), TSI2 (Italian) \nUnited Kingdom: \nTV: \nHigh-definition: BBC HD, ITV via Telewest \nStandard definition: shared between BBC and ITV \nRadio: BBC Radio 5 Live, TalkSport \nUnited States: \nTV: \nHigh-definition: ABC HD, ESPN HD, ESPN2 HD \nRegular-definition: ABC, ESPN, ESPN2; Spanish-speaking coverage on Univision \nRadio: XM Satellite Radio \nVietnam : FPT, VTV and HTV
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WHERE WILL IT TELEVISED?