This week's debut of the TGL indoor golf league drew nearly a million viewers on ESPN, according to Nielsen numbers reported Thursday by Front Office Sports. Even though league co-founders Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy were not in action,

After years of anticipation, the high-tech indoor golf league spearheaded by two of the sport’s modern greats is finally ready to tee off Tuesday night.

Hugh Kellenberger and Brody Miller have a real-time conversation about what went right, what went wrong and whether TGL has a future.

The newest iteration of non-tour gol debuted Tuesday night in Florida, and initial reviews are positive but mixed

At TGL’s debut, players tried to prove arena golf is the real deal while also navigating around an active volcano.

The duo’s highly anticipated golf league, TGL, is making its live, televised debut on Tuesday night in Palm Beach, The Wall Street Journal reported. The team competition, which is also done in partnership with the PGA Tour, marks a new endeavor for the sport, combining simulator golf with live play on a real green for a mixed-reality experience.

Ludvig Aberg will be the answer to a trivia question: He made the first birdie in TGL history. TGL had its debut match Tuesday night, with Rickie Fowler, Matt Fitzpatrick and Xander Schauffele of New York Golf Club taking on Shane Lowry, Wyndham Clark and Aberg of The Bay Golf Club in the opener.

Rex Hoggard and Ryan Lavner break down the positive aspects of TGL's opening night, explaining what the tech-infused league means for golf moving forward.