The promoter of IMG is willing to have further cooperation with Hytera in the next Venetian Macau Open
Hytera digital radios ensured timely communication between the event management & security team 

October 17th – 20th, 2013, the 15th edition of Venetian Macau Open 2013 took place at the Macau Golf & Country Club which was sanctioned by Asian Tour and Golf Association of Macau. Venetian Macau Open is the men’s professional golf tournament hold at Macau, the tournament has become one of the most important championships on the Asian Tour calendar. 144 top players from Asian Tour (130) participated in this event.

As an official sponsor for two-way radio equipments, Hytera supplied 80 PD70X DMR hand portables and three RD988 DMR repeaters, plus 100 earpieces for the event. Hytera digital radios ensured timely communication between the event management & security team and volunteers of the whole golf courses, and provided better service to players and high efficient delivered scoring for the live broadcast. The equipments were highly commended by the promoter of IMG throughout the event and they are willing to have further cooperation with Hytera in the next Venetian Macau Open.

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