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PGA Tour eyes multi-track naming rights in 2028 revamp
business13 days ago

PGA Tour eyes multi-track naming rights in 2028 revamp

The PGA Tour unveiled a 2028 overhaul that introduces a two-track system—Champions and Challenger Series—with promotion/relegation, a refreshed international slate and the return of match play at the Tour Championship, alongside significantly bigger prize purses funded by naming-rights sponsorships. Rory McIlroy warned that several events could lose stature if sponsors don’t commit around $30 million, a figure often cited as the minimum for naming rights, though tour executives say the target will be market-driven and may cover one or both tracks, with potential venues including New York, Boston and Chicago; the changes also reflect competitive pressures from LIV Golf.

via hitc.com|
#business#naming-rights#pga-tour
sports18 days ago

CommunityAmerica to Rename Razorback Stadium in multiyear Arkansas partnership

Arkansas Athletics announced a multiyear partnership with CommunityAmerica Credit Union that will rename Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium to CommunityAmerica Razorback Stadium starting in 2027, designate CommunityAmerica as Official Credit Union of Arkansas Athletics, rebrand the SEC Club as the CommunityAmerica Club, and provide NIL opportunities and financial education for Razorback student‑athletes, with future branches planned in Northwest Arkansas; the deal is facilitated by Learfield and Razorback Sports Properties.

via Arkansas Razorbacks|
#arkansas-athletics#communityamerica-credit-union#naming-rights
Continental Resources Secures 15-Year Naming Rights for OKC's Continental Coliseum
business3 months ago

Continental Resources Secures 15-Year Naming Rights for OKC's Continental Coliseum

The Oklahoma City Thunder and Continental Resources announced a 15-year naming-rights deal for the new downtown arena, now named Continental Coliseum, with an opening targeted for late summer 2028 for the 2028-29 season. The Thunder will continue to play at Paycom Center until then, and the partnership includes expanded community initiatives, including literacy and education programs across Oklahoma.

via NBA|
#business#continental-coliseum#continental-resources
Eagles’ Practice Facility Rebrands Under Jefferson Health
sports4 months ago

Eagles’ Practice Facility Rebrands Under Jefferson Health

The Philadelphia Eagles’ South Philadelphia practice facility has been renamed the Jefferson Health Training Complex after renewing multi-year health partnerships with Jefferson Health and Select Medical; NovaCare Rehabilitation remains the team’s official physical therapy partner, and many fans may still refer to the facility as NovaCare.

via Bleeding Green Nation|
#jefferson-health#naming-rights#novacare
Trump Seeks Naming Rights for New Washington NFL Stadium
world8 months ago

Trump Seeks Naming Rights for New Washington NFL Stadium

Donald Trump is lobbying to have the Washington Commanders' new $3.7 billion stadium named after him, leveraging his influence over federal agencies involved in the approval process, as part of a broader redevelopment project at RFK Stadium. The team and city officials have not yet agreed, and the move could face bureaucratic hurdles, but Trump’s involvement underscores his ongoing influence in local and sports politics.

via The Guardian|
#donald-trump#naming-rights#nfl-stadium
Trump Plans to Attend Commanders Game and Seek Stadium Naming Honor
sports8 months ago

Trump Plans to Attend Commanders Game and Seek Stadium Naming Honor

President Donald Trump reportedly wants the Washington Commanders' new stadium to be named after him, a move that could serve as a political gesture but would result in significant revenue loss for the team due to the forfeiture of lucrative corporate sponsorship deals. The White House suggests the naming might happen, coinciding with Trump's planned attendance at a key game, amidst ongoing political and financial debates.

via NBC Sports|
#commanders-stadium#naming-rights#political-influence
Sabres and KeyBank Extend Arena Naming Rights for 10 Years
sports11 months ago

Sabres and KeyBank Extend Arena Naming Rights for 10 Years

The Buffalo Sabres have extended their arena naming rights deal with KeyBank for 10 years, through the 2035-36 season, and will also introduce KeyBank as the team's away helmet sponsor starting in 2025-26. The partnership emphasizes community engagement through programs like HocKey Assists, aiming to support youth and local entrepreneurs in Western New York, and includes exclusive benefits for KeyBank customers at events.

via NHL.com|
#buffalo-sabres#community-programs#keybank-center
Astros Announce Minute Maid Park to be Renamed Daikin Park in 2025
sports1 year ago

Astros Announce Minute Maid Park to be Renamed Daikin Park in 2025

The Houston Astros have announced a new naming rights agreement for their ballpark, which will be called Daikin Park starting in January 2025, ending a 22-year association with Minute Maid. Daikin Industries, a leading air conditioning company from Japan, will hold the naming rights for 15 years. The stadium, originally known as Enron Field, has hosted numerous significant baseball events, including five World Series and the Astros' three American League pennants.

via The Athletic|
#baseball-stadium#daikin-industries#houston-astros
FedEx Terminates Commanders Stadium Naming-Rights Deal Ahead of Schedule
sports2 years ago

FedEx Terminates Commanders Stadium Naming-Rights Deal Ahead of Schedule

FedEx has terminated its naming-rights deal with the Washington Commanders two years early, citing the team's change in ownership. The remaining two years of the agreement were valued at approximately $15 million. The Commanders, who recently announced stadium upgrades, are now seeking a new sponsor. FedEx's decision comes after a history of tension with the team's previous owner, Dan Snyder. The franchise is exploring potential new stadium sites and is optimistic about securing a lucrative partnership for the future.

via ESPN|
#fedex#naming-rights#sponsorship