Win FREE Trip to the 2009 U.S. Open

Info from Airplay.com

Think you know your Golf?

Play along as you watch the US Open! Join the competition with USOpen.com & NBCSports.com. and predict the action as it unfolds LIVE! Will Phil win the hole? How many putts will Vijay need to finish this hole?

Score points for your correct predictions and move up the real-time leaderboard against your friends and other golf fans! Even set up a Private Group for just you and your buddies and chat with them live as you watch.

1. On Thursday & Friday, watch the US Open from www.USOpen.com. On Saturday & Sunday, turn on your TV and tune into the US Open on NBC
2. Launch the Game from either http://www.playlive.nbcsports.com or http://www.playlive.usopen.com
3. Make your predictions and compete for prizes!

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Play for Prizes!

Compete with other golf fans for US Open prize packs, including items such as an US Open Sports golf shirt and golf balls and more! Learn more http://www.airplay.com/forum/posts/list/952.page

Jump in the action:

June 12-15, 2008 US Open
Thursday 4-10 ET
Friday 4-10 ET
Sat 4-10 p.m. ET
Sun 3-9 p.m. ET

How to Play

Play along LIVE with the US Open 2008. This multiplayer game lets you compete with others by answering questions and making predictions about the action on TV for points. You’ll also be able to answer real time polls and chat with other golf fans watching the US Open.

As the broadcast unfolds, you make predictions about how players will shoot for that round, a specific hole or shot. How well do you know the course and each golfer? Will Tiger Woods save Par after hitting his second shot in the bunker? You make the call and then watch as the action plays out. Use the real-time leaderboards to see how you fare against friends and other golf fans from around the nation.
To get in the game:

1. On Thursday & Friday, watch the US Open from www.USOpen.com. On Saturday & Sunday, turn on your TV and tune into the US Open on NBC
2. Next, if you haven’t already done so, launch the game by clicking the “Play Now” button.

3. Choose the event you are watching from the schedule and you’re in!
It’s best to be there at the beginning of the game so that you don’t miss any point scoring opportunities, but you can join the competition at any point during the broadcast.

Scoring

Questions vary in points based on the probability of their outcome. Questions are presented as golfers prepare to take a shot and resolved once the outcome is determined. Take a chance on a rare happening and you will earn more points and climb the leaderboard.

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