Golf fans react to new 2025 PGA Tour video featuring Tiger Woods

Tiger Woods has taken a sneak peek at the PGA Tour's brand new 165,000 square foot production studio ahead of the 2025 season. 

The PGA Tour posted a video of its exciting new production studio located in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, on Boxing Day. 

Woods, 48, was seen posing for snaps with cameramen before walking through the double doors and into the studio. 

The 15-time major champion then walked around to explore it all some more. 

Past commentary during a number of Woods' most famous PGA Tour wins plays throughout the video. 

Scroll below to take a look at the PGA Tour's new production studio and see how golf fans have reacted...

News first emerged of the new PGA Tour studio earlier in the season.

"Everything that we're doing in terms of forward thinking and new technologies is about serving the fans and meeting them where they are by customizing content so it's maximized for any individual platform," said PGA Tour Vice President of Media Luis Goicouria.

"Some of the technologies coming out now will be really important and some won't. Of course, you can't tell where the fans will be, but there's a lot of cool things you can do around golf, so the idea for us is to use some of these new platforms and technologies to show off our game and show off the beauty of our sport.

"Every one of these things that we're doing is with the fan in mind and trying to give the fan the best possible experience and engage them as long as possible."

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The PGA Tour's latest update about its production studio falls at a time where they are nearing completion on a commercial deal with the Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF). 

Earlier this month PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan confirmed the North American circuit has begun the search for a chief executive.

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Woods returned to competitive action alongside his son Charlie Woods at the PNC Championship last weekend.

Team Woods lost out in a playoff to Team Langer. 

The 2024 PNC Championship generated record TV viewing figures, much a result of the return of Woods. 

The second round saw Charlie record his first ever hole in one during competition. 

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