Overview
- Fenway Sports Group confirmed Monday that it will own Boston Common Golf, marking FSG’s first team ownership in women’s professional golf and the fifth franchise announced for WTGL.
- WTGL is set to debut this fall at the SoFi Center in Palm Beach Gardens with a fast-paced indoor team match-play format built around televised weekly matchups.
- TMRW Sports has announced 14 players so far for the inaugural season, including six of the world’s top 13 and a combined 95 LPGA Tour wins, with more roster moves expected before play begins.
- World No. 1 Nelly Korda has declined to join WTGL and publicly criticized creating a separate indoor women’s league rather than integrating women into the existing men’s format, highlighting talent and structural tensions.
- FSG was an early investor in TMRW Sports and TGL, and its entry reinforces a pattern of established sports owners backing team golf, which could accelerate sponsorship, media deals and community programs tied to the league.