David Marr noted that achieving so much on a limited budget was remarkable, describing the setup as “mind-blowing.” The CGN crew handled live player interviews, leaderboard graphics, and drone visuals, helping elevate the digital reach of one of amateur golf's most respected tournaments.

Marr said the broadcast reminded him of his early days at ABC Sports during the 1983 U.S. Open.

Working with CGN has been a fantastic experience. Their professionalism, quality of coverage, and commitment to showcasing the Sunnehanna Amateur have been outstanding, and we look forward to continuing our partnership in the future.

Partnering with CGN has been an excellent experience. Their first-class coverage and dedication to highlighting the North & South Amateur have added tremendous value, and we're excited to build on this relationship moving forward.

The 99th Texas Junior Amateur was elevated by CGN's outstanding coverage. Their team brought the championship to life for players, families, and fans everywhere, and we're grateful for their role in showcasing this special event.

I had the opportunity to work with CGN in their livestream broadcast of the 2024 Inaugural Chicago Adaptive Open hosted by the Chicago District Golf Association. The CGN Production Team and Camerapersons provided an excellent viewing experience. I was also extremely impressed with their meticulous preparation prior to the event.

Each and every CGN team member — in the production room and on the course — was not only highly experienced and professional, but also a real pleasure to work with. I wholeheartedly recommend CGN for any golf tournament seeking a first-class livestream broadcast.

My experience on the broadcast working with the entire team at College Golf Network was first class. As a guy who knows college and amateur golf but is very new to the broadcast booth, they made my job so much easier — not only with the technology they used but also their expertise as professionals.

The consistently positive feedback I continue to receive from those that tuned into the broadcast is a direct reflection of all those at CGN that work so hard to put together such a valuable product.

The success of the live stream has set a new standard for the CDGA. With over 1,500 total views and overwhelmingly positive feedback from players and their families, live coverage will become a staple of the Chicago Adaptive Open in the future.

“The total watch time exceeded 400 hours, and the feedback was off the charts,” said Richards. The success of this event has also opened the door to potentially live-streaming other CDGA Championships.