5 Reasons Why TGL Is Here to Stay (and Why That’s a Win for Golfers Who Keep It Real)

Golf is changing, and no, we’re not just talking about people wearing hoodies on the course (shoutout to you, Tyrrell Hatton). We’re talking about TGL—the high-tech, team-based indoor golf league backed by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy. Some say it’s the future of golf. Others say it’s a simulator on steroids.

We say: if it means more golf, more fun, and more beers with the crew, we’re all in.

Here’s why TGL isn’t just here to stay—it’s making golf even better.

1. No Lost Balls, No Slow Play, Just Golf (and Beer)

Let’s be honest: half of golf is spent looking for your ball in places it should never have been. In TGL, there’s no rough, no OB, and no painful 6-hour rounds. The game is fast, and the drinks? Well, you’re already inside, so no one’s stopping you.

With golf moving indoors, the 19th hole isn’t just after the round—it’s basically built-in. Sim golf + beers = the perfect golf night with the boys.

2. Team Golf = More Trash Talk, More Bets, More Fun

TGL isn’t your typical 72-hole grind; it’s team-based golf with head-to-head matchups, meaning there’s way more room for rivalries, side bets, and good ol’ fashioned trash talk.

Imagine Tiger and Rory lining up against Koepka and DJ, with mics on.
Imagine the live banter, side wagers, and bad reads in real-time.
Imagine taking that same energy to your next indoor golf night.

This is golf with a party atmosphere—something that should have existed way sooner.

3. Indoor Golf Means Weather Can’t Ruin Your Round (or Your Beer Plans)

TGL takes place in a climate-controlled arena, which means:
❌ No rain delays
❌ No frost-covered greens
❌ No 40 mph winds that turn your perfect drive into a search mission

Basically, it’s golf without the excuses. And let’s be real—there’s nothing worse than canceling plans for golf beers because of bad weather. Now, you don’t have to.

4. It’s the Most Watchable Version of Golf We’ve Ever Had

Look, we love a good major. But watching a four-day tournament with long walks between shots and polite claps? Not exactly edge-of-your-seat entertainment.

TGL flips the script with:
✔ Shorter matches (only a few hours, so you can actually watch the whole thing)
✔ Electric crowds (think Ryder Cup, but every match)
✔ Massive screens and high-tech simulations (your local sim setup just got outclassed)

This isn’t golf trying to be exciting—it just is.

5. It’s Making Golf More Fun and Accessible for Everyone

Here’s the thing: not everyone can play Augusta, but everyone can swing a club at a simulator.

TGL is proving that golf doesn’t have to be exclusive, expensive, or old-school. It’s fast, fun, and built for players who want a good time, not just a good score.

And if that means golf becomes even more of a social sport, we’re here for it.

Final Thoughts: TGL = More Golf, More Fun, and More Beers

Golf purists might not love it, but the reality is: TGL is making the game more exciting, more accessible, and more fun.

And let’s be real—if it gives us more chances to play, drink, and talk smack with our friends, why wouldn’t we be all in?

So next time you hit the sim, remember: TGL is proof that golf’s future looks a lot like a night out with your crew.

Now grab a beer, take your stance, and swing away.