Oct 13, 2026 · 43 min · 12 segments
**A U.S. Open can bring more than 200,000 fans to a golf course with no permanent network, limited infrastructure, and none of the technology you would expect at a major stadium. Anthony Santora…
The funny part is when you think about the network, we are building a network that supports massive, massive experiences in the worst possible
What do you think? Like a nice, pristine data center, right? That's what you think about.
What we're doing on a golf course is we're building against all the elements where you don't want to put your equipment.
It is not uncommon for someone to take some hot sauce and concoct a solution to spray on fiber cables to make sure that the animals don't start nibbling on the insulation.
For the purposes of the US Open, it is truly like a moving circus, right? It was at Shinnecock on the east end of Long Island this year, it'll be Pebble Beach next year.
But it's not like you show up the week of the event, right? Like these things are happening significantly in advance.
I mean, for our championship inside the ropes team, our championship operations team, those individuals are shown up multi years in advance, three years in advance.
Many of them are relocating themselves two years in advance and working closely with the clubs, the facilities to get everything prepared and ready for that event.
The U.S. Open, the Women's Open, the Senior Open, whatever that event might be.
The funny part is when you think about the network, we are building a network that supports massive, massive experiences in the worst possible
What do you think? Like a nice, pristine data center, right? That's what you think about.
What we're doing on a golf course is we're building against all the elements where you don't want to put your equipment.
It is not uncommon for someone to take some hot sauce and concoct a solution to spray on fiber cables to make sure that the animals don't start nibbling on the insulation.
For the purposes of the US Open, it is truly like a moving circus, right? It was at Shinnecock on the east end of Long Island this year, it'll be Pebble Beach next year.
But it's not like you show up the week of the event, right? Like these things are happening significantly in advance.
I mean, for our championship inside the ropes team, our championship operations team, those individuals are shown up multi years in advance, three years in advance.
Many of them are relocating themselves two years in advance and working closely with the clubs, the facilities to get everything prepared and ready for that event.
The U.S. Open, the Women's Open, the Senior Open, whatever that event might be.
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