TGL discusses expansion, possible women's league inclusion

TGL, the tech-driven golf league co-founded by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy, is actively exploring expansion, including the potential creation of a women's league featuring LPGA stars. TMRW Sports CEO Mike McCarley confirmed at the CAA World Congress of Sports that expansion discussions are progressing, with plans to add at least one new team and strong interest from multiple bidders. Alexis Ohanian, owner of TGL's Los Angeles Golf Club, has been a vocal advocate for including female golfers and ensuring gender diversity is part of TGL's growth. Both McCarley and Ohanian emphasized that while no final decisions have been made, most team owners support the idea of a women's league, which is being seriously considered for the near future. Additionally, TGL's unique franchise model and positive first season have attracted attention from investors and are expected to drive further growth. The league’s expansion strategy may also include a new team in Dallas, with franchise values reportedly around $77 million.