Alexis Ohanian, who owns TGL’s L.A. Golf Club, was also at the event and mentioned he's been leading the charge to include female golfers in the future.

Expansion of the tech-infused TGL could include incorporating a women's league. That's according to Mike McCarley, the CEO of TMRW Sports, which he co-founded with TGL partners Tiger Woods and ...

Some have suggested this decline in viewership indicates TGL may be unsustainable. Will TGL have the staying power to keep fans interested, or will it simply prove to be a passing fad?

TGL (and ESPN) will defend this by saying it is their version of penalty kicks in soccer, but that doesn't ring true. If they really wanted to go that route, we should be putting.

TGL works best when it’s kick-back-in-the-evening entertainment for golf-starved fans; if they know where and when to find it every week, they will. Wrap it up ...

Also relevant are TGL’s seemingly made-for-TV conventions, some of which might be anathema to golf traditionalists. Among them, a 40-second shot clock keeps a brisk pace of play.

TGL stands for TMRW Golf League, a competitive league of interactive golf started by Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy and Mike McCarley, CEO of TMRW Sports. The league is made of current PGA Tour members ...

TGL uses a big screen, a rotating green, and other technology to invent an entirely new kind of golf — and Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy, and others are signing up.

Even TGL’s least-viewed matches, a pair of ESPN2 broadcasts on Monday evening, averaged 280,000 viewers, well above a typical LIV audience. TGL has found something.

If I were TGL, I’d be looking into switching launch monitor partners for next season. There is a reason why tour players carry around portable launch monitors from Trackman and GCQuad Foresight.

The screen golf component of TGL – which involves PGA Tour players hitting into a massive IMAX-sized screen from as far as 35 yards away – is a sophisticated technology stack that is far more ...

TGL, the high-tech, team-based golf league founded by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy, is changing the sport with fast-paced, primetime matches played in a stadium. Combining virtual and real-life ...