Jordan Spieth looks to join TGL as league gains momentum

Jordan Spieth is considering a potential future role in TGL as the league continues to gain momentum. The Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy-backed simulator golf league has attracted top talent but still lacks some high-profile players, including Spieth and world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler.

Spieth has expressed interest in the concept but cited logistical challenges as his reason for not joining. Living in Dallas with two young children, he finds the commitment unfeasible. However, he remains open to the possibility if TGL expands to new venues, potentially bringing a Dallas-based team into the mix.

The league has already shown flexibility, recently signing Tony Finau to a one-match contract. As TGL evolves, new teams and locations could emerge, increasing the chances of Spieth’s participation. For now, the league’s focus remains on growth, with the possibility of adding Spieth and Scheffler in the future.