The TGL — the virtual indoor golf league with six teams that was created and founded by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy — had its second night of action, and there was one moment that had everyone buzzing. No, it wasn’t a moment on the (virtual) course. It was Tiger’s entrance.

Jupiter Links’s players kept it light as the points piled up against them, emphasizing the entertainment factor during the second week of the new venture.

The 15-time major winner and league co-founder can’t derail TGL’s second blowout. Is TGL a gimmick that turns golf into a video game, or could it be the best thing to happen to the sport and make a physically challenged Tiger Woods relevant as a competitor again?

TGL, a tech-infused indoor golf venture spearheaded by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy, has begun its inaugural season. The six-team TGL features some of the world's best golfers and brings virtual reality to the forefront of golf.

A columnist’s thoughts as the world’s most famous golfer makes his TGL debut on ESPN.

The Sporting News gets you set for opening night of the TGL, with TV and live stream information for Los Angeles vs. Jupiter Links. Tonight's TGL match will air live on ESPN and can be streamed on ESPN+ . Viewers can also stream the TGL action live with Fubo, which offers a free trial, so you can try before you buy.

Tiger Woods kicked off his season with TGL, a technology-infused league, in January 2025. Find out when he'll be golfing next.

TGL, the golf league started by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy with players like Justin Thomas, is a made-for-TV show built to appeal to golf fanatics.