What is TGL Golf? The Future of Golf Goes Next-Gen (and Why It’s Perfect for Simulator Szn)

Golf is having a moment, and it’s not just about birdies, bogeys, or who’s rocking the freshest kicks on the fairway. Enter TGL Golf—a new league that’s flipping the script on what it means to watch (and play) golf. If you’ve heard the buzz about TGL, seen the hype on social, or just want to know why everyone’s talking about “Simulator Szn,” you’re in the right spot. Let’s get into it: what is TGL, who’s playing, how does it work, and why does it feel like the future of the game?

TGL: The Basics

TGL stands for “Tech-Infused Golf League,” a new, high-energy golf competition co-founded by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy. Picture the intensity of team sports, the speed of esports, and the swagger of prime-time TV—all mashed up with golf’s greatest names. Instead of sprawling across 18 holes, TGL brings the action indoors, under the lights, and onto a massive simulator screen.

The 3 vs 3 Format: Team Golf, Reimagined

Forget solo rounds—TGL is all about squads. Each match is a three-on-three showdown. Think NBA All-Star vibes, but with drivers and putters. Teams are stacked with PGA Tour legends and rising stars (yep, Tiger and Rory are in the mix), and the format is built for fast-paced, edge-of-your-seat action.

How It Works:

• Teams: Each team has three players.

• Match Play: Teams compete head-to-head, with points awarded for each hole won.

• Strategy: Players alternate shots and work together, bringing real teamwork into a sport that’s usually solo.

• Clutch Moments: Expect drama—walk-off putts, trash talk, and highlight-reel shots.

Who’s Playing?

TGL’s roster reads like a who’s who of golf. Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy, Collin Morikawa, Justin Thomas, Jon Rahm, and Max Homa are just a few of the big names. The league is bringing together major winners, fan favorites, and up-and-coming talent, all ready to flex their skills in this new format.

The Simulator Szn Vibe

Here’s where it gets wild: TGL matches are played almost entirely on a giant, state-of-the-art simulator. Picture a massive digital screen, real clubs, and real balls—but the course is virtual. Players smash drives into the simulator, then step onto a real-life short-game area for chips and putts. It’s the ultimate blend of tech and tradition, and it makes for a seriously cool viewing experience.

If you’re rocking Petey Par’s “Simulator Szn” shirt, you’re already in the spirit. TGL is all about embracing that winter grind, when the only way to play is indoors (or when you just want to look fresh at Topgolf). It’s golf, but make it futuristic.

Types of Events

TGL isn’t just a regular season—it’s a series of team matches, playoffs, and a championship, all designed for prime-time TV. The league packs a season’s worth of drama into a tight schedule, with each event featuring new matchups and storylines. Expect:

• Weekly matches

• Playoff rounds

• A high-stakes championship

• Special events with celebrity guests and wild formats

Where & When to Watch

TGL is built for prime time. Matches air on Monday and Tuesday nights (because who doesn’t need a golf fix to kick off the week?). You can catch the action on major sports networks (think ESPN or similar—check your local listings), and highlights are all over social media right after.

Why TGL Matters (and Why Petey Par is Here for It)

TGL is making golf younger, faster, and more fun—just like the Petey Par vibe. It’s about community, fresh competition, and pushing the game forward. If you’re into golf but want something with more drip, more energy, and more reasons to wear your Simulator Szn tee, this is your league.

So, next time you’re at the sim, flex that Petey Par style, tune in to TGL, and get ready for golf’s next big thing.

Ready for Simulator Szn? Grab your Petey Par tee and join the movement. See you on the (virtual) course!