TGL posts solid audience for Tiger-Rory overtime thriller
The fourth match in TGL history, which featured the two faces of the league, continued to post strong...
The fourth match in TGL history, which featured the two faces of the league, continued to post strong...
"He makes the right play at the right time."
"I've never played golf. So why is it on my TV INSTEAD OF DUKE-NC STATE?!"
The league still has a strong viewership story to tell, handily beating out its college hoops competition.
It's widely speculated that the Tour will pivot to TPC Scottsdale in Arizona.
The league's second match averaged one million viewers, up 9% versus last week's debut.
"Fantastic pick by Tiger for the walkout song!"
The telecast averaged 919,000 viewers on ESPN Tuesday night.
"A very sad day for all of golf. We have truly lost a friend."
Charlie Woods' stardom is only continuing to grow.
Scott Van Pelt will lead ESPN's trio to cover the TGL season starring Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy that begins next month.
The network will seemingly give TGL every opportunity to be successful.
Norman is expected to stay on in a senior leadership role at LIV.
"This is more than money. This is a lot of pride."
"I lost a lot of sleep before that interview."
"You gotta think there's a lot of painkillers being taken to cope with the pain, you know?"
Woods asserted his right to decide his own golfing future.
"You give Black America cause to pause."
"I think we might see the future of golf a little bit differently."
"But did the Masters feel like golf was really down? Not at all."
"I will treasure that forever."
These two certainly go way back.
Iconic CBS broadcaster Verne Lundquist called two famous Masters moments the top two calls from his legendary career.