TGL Set to Ignite Golf World with Season Two Premiere in December 2025, Live on ABC!

The wait is finally over! Golf fans, mark your calendars: TGL, the groundbreaking tech-infused golf league developed by TMRW Sports, is officially set to launch its highly anticipated second season in December 2025. The excitement reaches a crescendo with the announcement that the very first match will air live on ABC, promising a grand spectacle for golf enthusiasts worldwide.

This news comes after a period of anticipation and a temporary delay.

Originally slated for January 2024, the debut of TGL was postponed due to a power outage that damaged the SoFi Center, the custom-built arena in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, where the league will host its matches. This pause allowed for extensive repairs and and enhancements, ensuring that the venue is perfectly primed to deliver an unparalleled viewing and playing experience.

TGL, the brainchild of golf titans Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy, alongside visionary Mike McCarley, aims to revolutionize how we consume golf.

It’s a dynamic team-based competition, featuring six star-studded teams of three players each, battling it out in a purpose-built arena that seamlessly blends virtual gameplay with real-world short game elements. Imagine the precision of a massive simulator screen combined with actual putting and chipping surfaces – it’s golf like you’ve never seen it before!

The league boasts an impressive roster of golf’s biggest names.

The six teams confirmed to compete are Atlanta Drive GC, Boston Common Golf, Jupiter Links GC (fronted by Tiger Woods himself), Los Angeles Golf Club, New York Golf Club, and San Francisco's Bay Golf Club. These teams feature a veritable who's who of the PGA Tour, including global superstars like Jon Rahm, Justin Thomas, Collin Morikawa, Patrick Cantlay, Max Homa, Xander Schauffele, Wyndham Clark, Shane Lowry, Keegan Bradley, Adam Scott, Tom Kim, Kevin Kisner, Billy Horschel, Tyrell Hatton, Matt Fitzpatrick, Tommy Fleetwood, Sahith Theegala, Rickie Fowler, Lucas Glover, and Cameron Young.

The match format is designed for high-octane action: each contest will consist of 9 holes of foursomes (alternate shot) followed by 6 thrilling holes of singles play.

This structure ensures fast-paced, dramatic golf that’s perfect for a primetime audience. While the regular season matches will be broadcast live on ESPN and ESPN+, the decision to air the inaugural match, and potentially others, on ABC signals a major push for mainstream appeal, aiming to captivate a broad audience beyond traditional golf fans.

The SoFi Center isn’t just a venue; it’s an innovation hub.

With its unique stadium seating and cutting-edge technology, it promises an immersive fan experience, bridging the gap between sports entertainment and technological advancement. TGL is poised to redefine golf, offering a fresh, engaging, and accessible way for fans to connect with their favorite players and the sport itself.

Get ready for a new era of golf entertainment!