The LPGA Tour is the most popular women’s golf tour in the world. The top women’s golfers from around the world compete on this tour every year. Moreover, the popularity of the LPGA Tour is increasing day by day. Hence, the LPGA recently announced the premiere of a behind-the-scenes documentary. 

Meanwhile, this will be based on the CME Group Tour Championship 2021. And they have named this the LPGA All Access: CME Group Tour Championship. So fans will get exclusive behind-the-scenes and moments about players, caddies, and other things. Notably, the series will air on YouTube and LPGA.com at 8 p.m. EST on January 31st, February 1st, and February 2nd. 

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LPGA Tour announces the launch of LPGA All Access: CME Group Tour Championship documentary series

The LPGA Tour has made a huge announcement by launching an exclusive series of documentaries. Meanwhile, they have filmed this on location in Naples, Florida, at the 2021 CME Group Tour Championship. Notably, this series will share some in-depth looks into the battle between Jin Young Ko and Nelly Korda. 

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Furthermore, there will also be some off-course stuff, like preparation for the Rolex Awards, workout sessions, and pickleball matches. Additionally, the players have also prepared Mexican meals from Gaby Lopez’s recipe book. Then there is also an interview with the LPGA commissioner Mollie Marcoux Samman and CME Group chairman/CEO Terry Duffy. 

Notably, the senior vice president of global media distribution for the LPGA gave his opinion about this documentary. “This documentary helps show the accessibility and personality of our players, along with the drama and intrigue of the CME Group Tour Championship,” said Brian Carroll. “Hopefully, this is just the beginning of our storytelling in this format.” 

So this is a three 15-minute episode-based series that will be uploaded on the LPGA Tour’s YouTube channel and the LPGA Tour’s website, LPGA.com. So hopefully, fans will enjoy this exclusive stuff from the LPGA Tour, and it will encourage the tour to publish such content regularly. 

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