TGL 2026 Schedule (Fixtures, Dates & Teams For Season 2)

The 2026 TGL season schedule will kick off on Sunday, December 28, 2025, for the second edition of Tomorrow’s Golf League.

After a successful launch of the innovative league in 2025, the six teams will be back Season 2 of TGL at SoFi Center in Palm Beach Gardens with every match being streamed live on ESPN and live on Sky Sports.

The 2026 TGL starts with a marquee opening match between Atlanta Drive GC vs New York Golf Club at 3 p.m. ET on December 28 ahead of the beginning of the 2026 PGA Tour season.

The matchup is a rematch of last season’s final, which was won by Atlanta Drive after they defeated New York GC 4-3 in Match 2 to secure the SoFi Cup with a 2-0 series victory.

The remaining dates of the season two schedule have now been revealed with the full lowdown below:

• December 28: Atlanta Drive GC vs New York GC, 3pm ET
• January 2: Los Angeles Golf Club vs Boston Common Golf, 7pm ET
• January 6: Atlanta Drive GC vs The Bay Golf Club, 5pm ET
• January 13: New York GC vs Jupiter Links GC, 7pm ET
• January 20: Los Angeles Golf Club vs Jupiter Links GC, 7pm ET
• January 26: The Bay Golf Club vs Boston Common Golf, 7pm ET
• February 2: Jupiter Links GC vs Atlanta Drive GC, 5pm ET
• February 9: Los Angeles Golf Club vs The Bay Golf Club, 7pm ET
• February 23: Boston Common Golf vs Atlanta Drive GC, 5pm ET
• February 23: Atlanta Drive GC vs Los Angeles Golf Club, 9pm ET
• February 24: The Bay Golf Club vs New York GC, 5pm ET
• February 24: New York GC vs Boston Common Golf, 9pm ET
• March 1: Jupiter Links GC vs Boston Common Golf, 9pm ET
• March 2: New York GC vs Los Angeles Golf Club, 7pm ET
• March 3: Jupiter Links GC vs The Bay Golf Club, 9pm ET
• March 17: Semifinal Match 1, 6.30pm ET
• March 17: Semifinal Match 2, 9pm ET
• March 23: Finals Match 1, 9pm ET
• March 24: Finals Match 2, 7pm ET
• March 24: Finals Match 3 (if needed), 9pm ET

TGL Teams For 2026 Season 2

Season 2 will again include Atlanta Drive GC, New York Golf Club, Boston Common Golf, Jupiter Links Golf Club, Los Angeles Golf Club, and The Bay Golf Club.

Motor City Golf Club have been announced as a new TGL outfit but will not join as an expansion team until 2027.

The official lineups of each team have yet to be confirmed, but they are expected to be similar to those that played in 2025.

tlanta Drive GC

• Patrick Cantlay
• Justin Thomas
• Billy Horschel
• Lucas Glover

Boston Common Golf

• Rory McIlroy
• Adam Scott
• Keegan Bradley
• Hideki Matsuyama

Jupiter Links GC

• Tiger Woods
• Max Homa
• Tom Kim
• Kevin Kisner

Los Angeles Golf Club

• Collin Morikawa
• Justin Rose
• Sahith Theegala
• Tommy Fleetwood

New York Golf Club

• Xander Schauffele
• Rickie Fowler
• Matt Fitzpatrick
• Cameron Young

The Bay Golf Club

• Wyndham Clark
• Shane Lowry
• Ludvig Åberg
• Min Woo Lee

TGL Golf Format

Each match consists of thrilling head-to-head competitions and alternate-shot formats, promising an engaging spectacle for both live audiences and viewers at home.

TGL’s format consists of 15 holes per match, divided into two sessions:

Triples (9 holes): Teams of three players compete in an alternate-shot format.
Singles (6 holes): Each player faces off head-to-head in a rotating format.

Each hole is worth 1 point, with ties earning no points. The team with the most points at the end wins. If tied, a closest-to-the-pin competition determines the winner.

Teams earn points similar to hockey: 2 points for a win, 1 point for an overtime loss, and 0 points for a regulation loss.

Changes For 2026 TGL

TGL Season 2 will see a number of changes including bigger and more challenging green with more holes, revamped bunkers, team-branded holes and larger playing areas.

The most significant upgrade involves the GreenZone, TGL’s indoor putting and short-game area with the putting surface expanded by 38% and now covering 5,270 square feet.

Along with the enlargement of the GreenZone, the number of hole locations on the green has increased from seven to 12 and allows for greater variety of holes.

Bunker layouts have also been revised with one small bunker removed and the two remaining sand traps enlarged by 50%, while the hitting boxes have been enlarged to provide players more space.

Each of the six teams in TGL Season 2 will also now have a designated “Team Hole” – one of the six holes from Season 1 that have been customized to represent their home course environments.

This change is designed to give teams a unique advantage on familiar holes where they performed well in the inaugural season.