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Tiger Woods and Rory Mcllroy , Launch New High-Tech , Golf Competition.
Tiger Woods and Rory Mcllroy , Launch New High-Tech , Golf Competition.
In January of 2024, Tiger Woods
and Rory Mcllroy will begin headlining
a new Monday night golf competition.
In January of 2024, Tiger Woods
and Rory Mcllroy will begin headlining
a new Monday night golf competition.
CNN reports that the TGL has been formed
in partnership with the PGA Tour and is
meant to draw a younger audience to golf.
CNN reports that the TGL has been formed
in partnership with the PGA Tour and is
meant to draw a younger audience to golf.
It will feature
six teams of three PGA Tour players
competing in custom-built arenas.
According to a press release, players will tee off on a virtual screen before moving on to a "state-of-the-art
short game complex" built into the center of the stadium.
The competition's first season will feature
a 15-match schedule followed by a playoff
series and a championship match.
The high-tech concept will be
televised live on Monday nights.
We all know what it's like to be in a football
stadium or a basketball arena where you
can watch every play, every minute
of action unfold right in front of you, Tiger Woods, via CNN.
We all know what it's like to be in a football
stadium or a basketball arena where you
can watch every play, every minute
of action unfold right in front of you, Tiger Woods, via CNN.
It's something that inherently isn't possible
in traditional golf -- and an aspect of TGL
that will set it apart and appeal to
a new generation of fans, Tiger Woods, via CNN.
It's something that inherently isn't possible
in traditional golf -- and an aspect of TGL
that will set it apart and appeal to
a new generation of fans, Tiger Woods, via CNN.
TGL's launch comes alongside a number of changes by the PGA Tour, including plans to elevate four extra events for the 2023 FedEx Cup season and increase prize money.
TGL's launch comes alongside a number of changes by the PGA Tour, including plans to elevate four extra events for the 2023 FedEx Cup season and increase prize money.
The Tour is going to continue to grow
by having the best players in the world
committed to it, by us continuing to lean
into and invest in our ethos, which is
the single-best competitive platform, Jay Monahan, PGA Tour Commissioner, via CNN

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