‘They Are Lacking’: Analyst Exposes Key Flaw In Tiger Woods’s TGL After Successful Tripleheader Run
Can the fans at the TGL arena really hear that? Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy’s indoor league has received a lot of mixed reviews. So far, the biggest and most frequent criticism they have received is about the technology they use. The Full Swing simulator has made some questionable calculations of the trajectory of the golfer’s drives.
Despite everything, TGL is undoubtedly a major hit among the fans. On February 10, 2025, that is Presidents’ Day, fans witnessed three matches, a one-of-a-kind tripleheader. They were thrilling, the music was loud, and the cheers were even louder. Amid all the fast-paced action, an insider noticed something shocking that many television viewers might have not caught up on. How are the fans in the arena able to hear anything happening on the course?
Eamon Lynch from the Golf Today show of the Golf Channel discussed what is good and bad about TGL. During this conversation, the analyst acknowledged the success of the concept by saying “It’s not relying on star power.” Lynch explained how TGL is still getting great viewership even when stars like Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods are not playing. He further added, “It’s not relying on some kind of forced banter,” which was what the fans expected having all the golfers play in such proximity.
