Tiger Woods-Backed Sports Tech Platform, Full Swing, Gets Acquired By Versant For $530M
Versant said the deal will expand its golf and interactive sports offerings and add tools that deliver 16 points of club and ball data.
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Tiger Woods’ net worth to see massive gains after $530 million deal
More than 10 years after Tiger Woods invested in Full Swing, the golf simulator company is being purchased by the parent company of Golf Channel, Versant, in a $530 million deal. Versant is acquiring the simulator company from George Pyne’s Bruin Capital, which bought it in 2021 for $160 million. Woods reportedly has a stake...
Tiger Woods-Backed Sports Tech Platform, Full Swing, Gets Acquired By Versant For $530M
A Tiger Woods-backed sports tech platform has been acquired. Full Swing received an investment from Woods back in 2015, Front Office Sports reports. Woods is a fan of the company’s KIT Launch Monitor, which pairs 16 points of club and ball data with high-resolution video to guide indoor and outdoor golf practice, according to a press release. ESPN reports that Full Swing’s simulators can also replicate golf courses from anywhere in the world. At…
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