The top 10 neighbors for PGA TOUR LIVE span golf media, tour athletes, and equipment brands — a tightly composed cluster with no single dominant pull and scores ranging only from 0.91 to 0.88.
The shape is flat: Golf Central (0.91) and Golf Channel (0.90) sit at the top, but the gap to the rest of the set is minimal. Five of the ten neighbors are Athletes — Brooks Koepka (0.89), Phil Mickelson (0.89), Justin Thomas (0.89), Rory McIlroy (0.89), and Dustin Johnson (0.89) — making tour players the dominant subcategory in the set. Two neighbors are Sporting Events: The Masters (0.89) and Pga Tour (0.88), the latter classified as a Sports League. The only TV Show in the top 10 — the same subcategory as PGA TOUR LIVE itself — is Morning Drive (0.87), making it the lone same-kind neighbor in the set.
What the top 10 does not contain is any neighbor outside the golf ecosystem: no general sports networks, no non-golf athletes, no lifestyle brands. The audience shape here is defined almost entirely by tour players and golf-specific media, with equipment brands and broader sports channels appearing only further down the wider neighbor graph.
This is a sport-specific audience with unusually tight coherence — the flat score distribution reflects not a lack of signal but a consistent overlap across the entire golf content and athlete landscape.