It’s rare to work on a project that truly disrupts an industry. Contributing to the launch of this new golf event was a unique opportunity. Projects like this don’t come around often.
Territory Studio put together a top-tier team for the broadcast graphics, and it was a privilege to work alongside such talented, well-organised people.
This new event challenged the traditional version of the sport, much like Twenty20 did for cricket. The all-at-once format and strong team focus brought an F1-style energy to golf, capturing the excitement of events like the Ryder Cup but in a fresh way.
I’d previously worked on sports games that mimicked TV coverage, but this was my first time working directly on live sports graphics. With my background in gaming and modern UI, I played a key role in designing the position totem, a defining feature throughout the event coverage that dynamically expanded to reveal player and team information. I also conceptualised cutting-edge shot tracking and putting green overlays, drawing heavily from gaming UI.
It was one of those projects I had a good feeling about throughout, and Territory Studio knocked it out of the park. Sorry, wrong sport analogy
Territory Studio put together a top-tier team for the broadcast graphics, and it was a privilege to work alongside such talented, well-organised people.
This new event challenged the traditional version of the sport, much like Twenty20 did for cricket. The all-at-once format and strong team focus brought an F1-style energy to golf, capturing the excitement of events like the Ryder Cup but in a fresh way.
I’d previously worked on sports games that mimicked TV coverage, but this was my first time working directly on live sports graphics. With my background in gaming and modern UI, I played a key role in designing the position totem, a defining feature throughout the event coverage that dynamically expanded to reveal player and team information. I also conceptualised cutting-edge shot tracking and putting green overlays, drawing heavily from gaming UI.
It was one of those projects I had a good feeling about throughout, and Territory Studio knocked it out of the park. Sorry, wrong sport analogy
Early ideation exploring style, tone and direction. Less traditional golf, more modern sports energy. We went another way, but I still like the vibrancy
