Tiger Woods teeing off in the final round of the Hero World Challenge.
The stage Hero World Challenge, in which Tiger Woods (USA) returned to the field after 7 months, showed a significant increase in viewer ratings.
Sports Business Journal reported on the 7th that the number of households watching the TV broadcast of the Hero World Challenge, which ended on the 4th (Korean time), reached an average of 617,000 over the four days. 카지노사이트랭크
This is a whopping 53% increase from last year when Woods did not compete.
The number of households watching was 497,000 in the first round, more than double that of last year, indicating interest in Woods' appearance on the first day of his return.
In the second round, 488,000 households watched, a 99% increase from last year.
In the third round, 1.03 million households watched.This is a 57% increase from last year and the highest viewership rating since 2019.
In the final round, 884,000 households tuned in, up 31% from last year.
Woods withdrew from the Masters last April and immediately underwent ankle surgery. After rehabilitation, he competed in the Hero World Challenge.
Although he only ranked 18th out of 20 people, he signaled a comeback by completing 72 holes in relatively good health.
Sports Business Journal reported that the RSM Classic, the last tournament of the year on the PGA Tour, was watched by an average of 120,000 households over four days, and analyzed that the 'Woods effect' was enormous. 섯다
