what we do
Live Broadcast
Broadcast: High-quality live video streaming of the tournament, ensuring seamless viewing for remote audiences.
Multi-Camera Coverage: Capture key moments from different locations on the course, showcasing the competitiveness and skill of the players.
Real-Time Commentary and Analysis: Expert commentary to help viewers follow the action and understand the nuances of each play and player strategy.
Player Profiles and Spotlights: Introduce players, their backgrounds, stats, and achievements to add depth to the viewing experience and support player exposure.
Score Tracking and Leaderboard Updates: On-screen score updates and leaderboards to keep viewers informed on player standings throughout the event.
Instant Replay: Provide viewers with immediate replays of significant shots and highlights, allowing them to relive key moments and better appreciate player performance.
Bring your tournament to a worldwide audience with CGN’s professional live broadcast coverage. From multi-camera angles to expert commentary and real-time leaderboards, we showcase your players, sponsors, and venue like never before. Contact us today to elevate your event’s reach and impact.
Ready to showcase your tournament to the world? Contact CGN today to schedule your live broadcast.
Broadcasters & On course analyst
Kendall Lewis, Play-By-Play Broadcaster:
Kendall Lewis is a polished, versatile radio and television play-by-play broadcaster with experience across nearly forty regional and national networks in eleven different sports year-round, including ESPN, ACC Network, The CW, FloSports, and NFHS Network. His work spans collegiate, high school, and professional levels.
Over the past twelve seasons, Kendall has called more than sixty NCAA and NCCAA championships, along with multiple high school state championships. He debuted on the Championship Golf Network in summer 2024 at the historic North and South Amateur from Pinehurst No. 2—marking the first televised broadcast in the event’s 124-year history—and has since covered numerous prestigious CGN events nationwide.
A former collegiate golfer, Kendall competed in two North Carolina High School state championships, earned multiple junior tour wins and top-10 finishes, and continued his playing career at Pfeiffer University, where he also served as the voice of the Falcons for five years. His skills extend to emceeing, hosting media days, and voiceover work for promos, ads, hype videos, and hall of fame inductions.
Broadcast replays
84th Sunnehanna Amateur, Round 3 & 4
Championship golf has been part of Sunnehanna Country Club since 1936 with the Sunnehanna Invitational, which quickly gained prestige by attracting top amateur players, including Arnold Palmer, Julius Boros, and Art Wall.
The event ended in 1951 due to declining interest, but in 1954, club leaders revived championship golf with the Sunnehanna Amateur—the first club-sponsored 72-hole stroke play amateur tournament in the U.S. Unlike the match play format common at the time, this format guaranteed four days of play and paired top-level competition with renowned member hospitality. It soon became a nationally prominent event for the country’s elite amateurs.
