TGL: How will the Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods-backed indoor golf event work?
Some of golf’s leading players swap the fairways for the virtual world as the high-tech, big-money and much-trumpeted TGL finally launches this week.
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Some of golf’s leading players swap the fairways for the virtual world as the high-tech, big-money and much-trumpeted TGL finally launches this week.
MELBOURNE : Australian Open winners Ryggs Johnston and Shin Jiyai hoisted their men's and women's trophies alongside each other in front of healthy crowds at Melbourne's Kingston Heath on Sunday, but the future of the dual gender event remains up in the air.
Tiger Woods is expected to make his TGL debut on Jan. 14, the new tech-infused indoor team golf league announced on Monday along with the full schedule for its inaugural season that will be held entirely in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.
The inaugural season of TGL presented by SoFi, the tech-infused golf league fronted by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy, will tee off Jan. 7 on ESPN, the league announced Monday.
The United States will take a four-point lead into the decisive singles as they chase a 10th successive victory in the Presidents Cup.
The United States got their bid to secure a 10th consecutive Presidents Cup back on track as they beat the International Team 3-1 in morning fourballs matches on Saturday in Montreal and will take an 8-6 lead into the afternoon foursomes.
The United States has recaptured the lead at the Presidents Cup after a 3-1 third round of four-ball play at Royal Montreal Golf Club.
MONTREAL — Tony Finau could feel a big change when he stepped on the first tee Friday at the Presidents Cup. The horseshoe-shaped grandstand was packed and loud. The gallery was four-deep down the first fairway. The vibe was entirely different.