No matter where you are in the build-up or during the event, you can stay up to date with live scores, breaking news, photo galleries and plenty more of the action on the new free Emirates Australian Open 2012 iPhone App. While Justin Rose, Adam Scott, Tom Watson, Geoff Ogilvy, Greg Chalmers, John Senden and many more are in action, you can follow every eagle, birdie and bogey as the battle for the Open intensifies. Designed by Golf Australia to provide users with a comprehensive championship experience, the App carries live scoring, draws, event information, tee times, photo galleries, course guides and latest news – a complete tournament guide in your pocket. Golf Australia s Digital Director John Sutherland said access to high quality information on mobile devices was now fundamental in golf and international sport. This is a key part of our overall fan experience at the championship and allows us to provide instant information to anyone who s following the Emirates Australian Open. More than that, golf as a sport lends itself to this digital technology. It’s a lot easier when you re out at The Lakes and you want to watch Adam Scott, knowing you re only a couple of clicks on your phone from finding out what hole he’s just played so you can catch up to that group, Sutherland said. The Emirates Australian Open is Australia s most prestigious golf tournament and a significant sporting event in the Asia Pacific region over the summer. Golf Australia will continue to enhance the website and mobile experience of our National Opens and more broadly for general golf enthusiasts throughout 2013 Sutherland said. The App ensures you ll always know who s leading the championship no matter where you are. App Features: Live scoring, Draws, Tee Times, Statistics, News, Tweets, Course Guide, On-Course activities, Ticketing Information, Player Profiles, Tournament History, Special Offers, Sponsor Information and direct links to the Championship website. Cost: Free Download: Click here to download for FREE from the iTunes store now
Author: Golf Australia