DP World Tour to deploy Amazon Leo satellite internet from 2026

14 articles · Updated · SVG Europe · Apr 28

The Tour will use Amazon Leo’s over 3,000 low Earth orbit satellites and deploy Leo Nano, Pro, and Ultra antennas at selected venues worldwide.
Leo Ultra delivers up to 1Gbps download and 400Mbps upload speeds, supporting live scoring, broadcast, media, and point-of-sale systems across remote tournament sites.
This partnership aims to solve connectivity challenges at rural venues, enhancing operations and fan experiences as the DP World Tour hosts events in 25 countries on five continents.

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