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Golf Channel's 'Big Break' Reality Series Returns For 14th Season In The Dominican Republic
Filmed at Casa de Campo Resort, series premieres Sept. 29
ORLANDO, Fla., (Aug. 9, 2010) - Golf Channel's popular Big Break reality series will return for its 14th season this fall, featuring 10 episodes shot on two world-class Dominican Republic (DR) golf courses that have received awards and accolades from golf experts the world over.
Big Break Dominican Republic will premiere Wednesday, Sept. 29 at 9 p.m. ET. Filmed on location in June at the world-famous Casa de Campo Resort, the series will showcase why the island has been deemed by top travel and golf publications as a preeminent destination for golf.
The series will unfold on two Pete Dye-designed courses at Casa de Campo, the Teeth of the Dog and Dye Fore. Teeth of the Dog is the number-one-ranked course in the Caribbean and 42nd in the world by Golf Magazine. Dye Fore is a picturesque and challenging course overlooking the Caribbean Sea that measures more than 7,700 yards.
"We are excited to partner with the DR Ministry of Tourism and Casa de Campo for the series 14th season," said Tom Stathakes, Golf Channel senior vice president of programming, production and operations. "The layouts at these championship courses will provide a tough test for our competitors and breathtaking views for our viewers."
"The DR is one of the hottest spots to tee off in the Caribbean. With upscale resorts, lavish pampering, pristine coastlines, magnificent scenery and eight international airports, it's no wonder why Golfweek named nine of the DR's designer golf courses on its 2010 Best Courses of the Caribbean and Mexico," said Magaly Toribio, Vice Minister of International Promotion for the DR Ministry of Tourism.
The Big Break show concept pits highly skilled golfers against each other in a variety of challenges that test their physical skills and mental toughness. Past Big Break champions have won tournament exemptions to compete on some of the world's top professional circuits, such as the PGA TOUR, Champions Tour, European Tour, LPGA Tour, Nationwide Tour and Canadian Tour. Several previous contestants have gone on to compete successfully on the PGA TOUR and LPGA Tour.
Golf Channel's 'Big Break' Reality Series Returns For 14th Season In The Dominican Republic
Filmed at Casa de Campo Resort, series premieres Sept. 29
ORLANDO, Fla., (Aug. 9, 2010) - Golf Channel's popular Big Break reality series will return for its 14th season this fall, featuring 10 episodes shot on two world-class Dominican Republic (DR) golf courses that have received awards and accolades from golf experts the world over.
Big Break Dominican Republic will premiere Wednesday, Sept. 29 at 9 p.m. ET. Filmed on location in June at the world-famous Casa de Campo Resort, the series will showcase why the island has been deemed by top travel and golf publications as a preeminent destination for golf.
The series will unfold on two Pete Dye-designed courses at Casa de Campo, the Teeth of the Dog and Dye Fore. Teeth of the Dog is the number-one-ranked course in the Caribbean and 42nd in the world by Golf Magazine. Dye Fore is a picturesque and challenging course overlooking the Caribbean Sea that measures more than 7,700 yards.
"We are excited to partner with the DR Ministry of Tourism and Casa de Campo for the series 14th season," said Tom Stathakes, Golf Channel senior vice president of programming, production and operations. "The layouts at these championship courses will provide a tough test for our competitors and breathtaking views for our viewers."
"The DR is one of the hottest spots to tee off in the Caribbean. With upscale resorts, lavish pampering, pristine coastlines, magnificent scenery and eight international airports, it's no wonder why Golfweek named nine of the DR's designer golf courses on its 2010 Best Courses of the Caribbean and Mexico," said Magaly Toribio, Vice Minister of International Promotion for the DR Ministry of Tourism.
The Big Break show concept pits highly skilled golfers against each other in a variety of challenges that test their physical skills and mental toughness. Past Big Break champions have won tournament exemptions to compete on some of the world's top professional circuits, such as the PGA TOUR, Champions Tour, European Tour, LPGA Tour, Nationwide Tour and Canadian Tour. Several previous contestants have gone on to compete successfully on the PGA TOUR and LPGA Tour.