Watch Live Accenture Match Play Championship the World Golf Championships

Accenture is a global umbrella sponsor of the World Golf Championships and the title sponsor of the series’ season-opening event, the Accenture Match Play Championship (live stream). The 2012 Accenture Match Play Championship Live TV will take place February 22-26, 2012, at The Ritz-Carlton Golf Club, Dove Mountain in Marana, Arizona. The top 64 male golfers in the world meet in Arizona to compete in a match play event. In 2011 Luke Donald, from England, defeated Germany’s Martin Kaymer in the Championship Match, 3 and 2.

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It is a great live sporting event in 2012 as all most all top ranked golfers are rushing to WGC Accenture Live Stream match play. Golf fans are waiting impatiently to Feb 22, Tiger Woods is the most focused figure here. That’s why this PGA tour is very important. Watch Now WGC – Accenture Match Play Championship Live Streaming Online Golf PGA TV Channels 2012. WGC Live Sopcast TV Link.

WGC – Accenture Match Play Championship 2012

February 22-26, 2012

Ritz-Carlton GC, Dove Mountain – Marana, AZ

Par 72 7,833 Yards

Purse: $8,500,000Other Years

TV: NBC, TGC

The WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship is one of the annual World Golf Championships Live. It is a knockout event and is staged in January or February each year. It is sponsored by Accenture, the world-largest consulting firm. From its inauguration in 1999 through 2006 it was hosted every year by La Costa Resort and Spa in Carlsbad, California, except in 2001, when it was hosted by the Metropolitan Golf Club in Victoria, Australia. In 2007 the event moved to The Gallery Golf Club in Marana, Arizona, a suburb northwest of Tucson, for two years. All three of the individual World Golf Championships events will be played in the United States from 2007, which has attracted criticism from some golfers, including Tiger Woods and Ernie Els, and in the media outside the United States. PGA Tour Commissioner Tim Finchem has responded by insisting that playing in the U.S. is best for golf as more money can be made there than elsewhere.