Woods, McIlroy and other top PGA Tour stars will hit balls into a screen five-stories tall, then turn around and putt on a green.

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.

After four iterations, the PGA Tour's Player Impact Program is to be replaced. However, during that time, some big names have amassed some big payouts

TGL, a tech-infused simulator league backed by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy, combines team golf and simulator golf in a slick package that will air live on TV.

Rory McIlroy has provided several hints about his golf retirement - but a fellow icon of the sport claims the Northern Irishman's performances suggest he has plenty still left in the tank

Even at age 49, Tiger Woods is still the straw that stirs the drink. The 15-time major champion ranked as the top individual in the 2024 PGA Tour Player Impact Program (PIP) receiving a $10 million payment for finishing in the top spot,

Meanwhile, Scottie Scheffler finished 2nd on the Player Impact List (PIP) for a respectable $8 million after having a season that was so incredible it could only be compared to Tiger Woods himself. Scottie won 9 times including an Olympic Gold Medal,