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PGA Tour Signs Deal With The Action Network

By Jessica Toonkel
· · Source: The Information

The PGA Tour is leaning into sports betting and has signed a deal with  Chernin Group’s the Action Network to launch “GolfBet,” a site and app with data and news for fans that want to bet on golf.  The deal marks the first major partnership with a professional sports league for Action Network, which just launched in 2017. While terms of the deal were not disclosed, the partnership is a good omen...

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