Digital Legends, LLC, Est. August 2018
Legendary humans become perpetual digital platforms, able to compete indefinitely, teach indefinitely, and engage fans indefinitely.
Our IP protection: competitions between humans and avatars in any medium. Simulators, headsets, game consoles, in person.
History and protection, together
Eight years from formation to living athletes and AI avatars. Each milestone below is paired with the patent or trademark that protects it, so the story and the proof live in one place.
Patent links use permanent public pages. Trademark links open USPTO records.
New continuation patents planned for every individual sport going forward, extending the same human vs. avatar format.
Proof, not promises
01
April 2025 partnership to compete against legends in the simulator. Shown at PGA Show 2026 with Hogan AI voice and avatar.
03
First mobile indoor and outdoor golf simulator. Installed and operating, available to similar locations.
Host, content, event presence
In 2026 Digital Legends created the Digital Legends Agency and introduced Deeanna Goff, the first AI avatar sports broadcaster. A recognizable on camera host and golf personality who introduces challenges, recaps moments, and anchors short clips. The result feels premium, not like a generic rental.
Where we are going
AI can replicate almost anything, except the human moment that created it. A computer did not win the 1948 US Open at Riviera. Ben Hogan did. That human achievement is the most valuable IP in sports, and it can now be authenticated, digitized, and kept in play.
Next: living athletes as always on digital platforms, competing, teaching, and appearing across simulators, headsets, consoles, and live events, worldwide.
Partnerships, venues, athletes, press: