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Volume: 2 Issue: 3
(April 2004)

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PGA Tour wins US Court battle over sale of real time scoring rights

The PGA Tour, the organiser of professional golf tournaments, has won a significant anti-trust dispute over the use of golf score data. In a March 31 ruling the US Court of Appeals Eleventh Circuit, upheld a Florida District Court judgment that the PGA had a valid business justification for refusing to supply to Morris, a US media company, free access to their real time scoring information.

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