Dubai Desert Classic Live

The Dubai Desert Classic is just one of the tournaments on the European Tour in February, following the Qatar Masters in Doha which happens the 3^rd through the 6^th. Also happening this month is the Avantha Masters, which is a €1,800,000 tournament held in India starting February 17^th and then the WTC Accenture Match Play Championship happens in the United States. You can watch this golf tournament and any others live from your computer in high quality by getting your membership, at any of the banners or links on this page.

The Omega Dubai Desert Classic is a $2,500,000 that happens February 10^th through the 13^th and happens at the beautiful Emirates Golf Club in Dubai in the United Arab Emirates. The Emirates Golf Club is a terrific location for this tournament and is rated a Par 72 for difficult with 7,301 yards of course to play on. Last year, Miguel Angel Jimenez from Spain was up against Lee Westwood for the third extra hole, and was able to take the 2010 Omega Dubai Desert Classic, which also was held at the Emirates Golf Club.

Competing in this year's tournament will be Todd Hamilton from the United States as well as Lee Westwood and Martin Kaymer. Colin Montgomerie will also be in attendance as well as Michael Campbell, Simon Khan and defending champion Miguel Angel Jimenez. Anders Hansen will also be playing along with David Howell, Ross Fisher, Stephen Dodd, Soren Kjeldsen and Jeev Milkha Singh. Get your membership now at the banners on this page and you could be watching live golf online from your computer in high quality streaming video.

Posted: 4th February 2010

The PGA and European Tour event known as the Dubai Desert Classic will be held February 1^st through the 7^th, 2010 at the Majlis Course of the Emirates Golf Club and this tournament promises to do what it has done every year since its inception – become a favorite tournament on the PGA and European Tours circuit. You can watch the Dubai Desert Classic Live by getting your membership at the banners on this page and watching in high quality streaming video right from your PC or Laptop.

The Emirates Golf Club is a Par 72 course with 7,301 Yards and the course is set up to mimic as much of the actual land as possible, with patches of desert throughout. One of the problem areas is the eighth hole, which is a Par 4, where the green is blocked by bushes and other foliage. The 18^th hole can give problems as well, as it did for Tiger Woods at this tournament back in 2001, ultimately losing him the game. The 18^th hole comes in at just under 550 Yards.

Category One entries for this tournament include Lee Westwood, Robert Karlsson, Colin Montgomerie, Michael Campbell and Shaun Micheel, all who are all major winners on the Race to Dubai. Other notable players include Henrik Stenson, 2007 victor, and Robert-Jan Derksen who won in 2003. Get your membership at the banners on this page to watch the Dubai Desert Classic Live right from your computer in streaming video coverage starting on February 1^st.