TGL Teams & Rosters 2027
All seven five-player rosters, announced Oct. 20, 2026: 35 PGA Tour players, 12 of them new to the league, plus TGL's first expansion team, Motor City Golf Club. Every name links to that player's full profile.
Los Angeles Golf Club
The defending SoFi Cup champions bring back all four players from their title-winning roster. LAGC led TGL in Triples Holes Won (27) and Triples Points Won (31) across the 2026 regular season and playoffs, then swept Jupiter Links in the Finals, closing it out 9-2.
- United States
Back from the 2026 SoFi Cup-winning roster.
- England
Back from the 2026 SoFi Cup-winning roster.
- England
Back from the 2026 SoFi Cup-winning roster.
- United States
Back from the 2026 SoFi Cup-winning roster.
- Ben JamesNew to TGLUnited States
Earned his PGA Tour card as No. 1 in the 2026 PGA Tour University Ranking; the fifth four-time first-team All-American in NCAA Division I men's golf history.
Atlanta Drive GC
TGL's inaugural champion in 2025 and a playoff team again in 2026. Atlanta promotes its alternate to the full-time roster and adds a two-time 2026 PGA Tour winner.
- United States
- United States
- United States
- United States
Moves from alternate to full-time after tying for the 2026 regular-season lead with five Singles Holes Won; won three times on the PGA Tour in 2026.
- Michael BrennanNew to TGLUnited States
Won the Wyndham Championship and the Baycurrent Classic in 2026.
Boston Common Golf
Winless in 2025, No. 1 in the 2026 regular-season SoFi Cup standings. Boston then made the first trade in TGL history, acquiring Shane Lowry from The Bay.
- Northern Ireland
TMRW Sports co-founder, back to lead Boston.
- United States
- Japan
- Ireland
Acquired from The Bay Golf Club in the first trade in TGL history.
- United States
Moves from alternate to full-time after making six of Boston's league-leading 16 putts from 10 feet or longer in 2026; won the 2026 Rocket Classic for his first PGA Tour title.
Jupiter Links Golf Club
Jupiter overcame an 0-2 start to reach the 2026 Finals, beating top-seeded Boston Common in the Semifinals before falling to Los Angeles.
- Tiger WoodsUnited States
TMRW Sports co-founder, back to lead Jupiter.
- United States
Returns from the 2026 Finals roster.
- South Korea
Made a hole-in-one in the 2026 regular-season finale that helped Jupiter clinch a playoff berth.
- United States
Moves from alternate to full-time after helping Jupiter beat top-seeded Boston Common in the 2026 Semifinals.
- Keith MitchellNew to TGLUnited States
Fourth on the PGA Tour in Strokes Gained: Off-the-Tee in 2026, after top-15 finishes in that stat in each of the previous five seasons.
The Bay Golf Club
A Semifinalist in the inaugural season, The Bay missed the 2026 playoffs. It traded Shane Lowry to Boston and brings in the reigning Open champion and a 19-year-old.
- Sweden
- United States
Returns after a three-win PGA Tour season highlighted by his second U.S. Open title.
- Australia
- Ryan FoxNew to TGLNew Zealand
The reigning Open champion, arriving after The Bay traded Shane Lowry to Boston.
- Blades BrownNew to TGLUnited States
At 19, the youngest player to earn a PGA Tour card through the Korn Ferry Tour, finishing ninth on the 2026 points list.
New York Golf Club
Finalists in the inaugural 2025 season, New York missed the 2026 postseason. Two newcomers join, including the younger Fitzpatrick brother.
- England
Won the 2026 Zurich Classic with his brother Alex, one of his four worldwide wins this year.
- United States
Won The Players Championship and the Cadillac Championship in 2026.
- United States
- Alex FitzpatrickNew to TGLEngland
He and Matt became the first brothers to win the Zurich Classic as a team, in 2026, for Alex's first PGA Tour title.
- Ben GriffinNew to TGLUnited States
Motor City Golf Club
TGL's first expansion team, debuting in 2027 with an all-new roster anchored by five-time major champion Brooks Koepka.
- Brooks KoepkaNew to TGLUnited States
Five-time major champion.
- Jackson KoivunNew to TGLUnited States
Won the 3M Open in only his third professional start and went unbeaten (2-0-1) in his Presidents Cup debut.
- Jake KnappNew to TGLUnited States
- Si Woo KimNew to TGLSouth Korea
Won the 2017 Players Championship.
- Bud CauleyNew to TGLUnited States
Won the 2026 RBC Canadian Open for his first PGA Tour title, continuing his comeback from injuries in a 2018 car accident.
The 35-Player Field by the Numbers
Key Offseason Moves
- 1Motor City Golf Club joins as TGL's first expansion team, led by Brooks Koepka and Jackson Koivun.
- 2Shane Lowry moves from The Bay Golf Club to Boston Common Golf in the first trade in TGL history; The Bay adds reigning Open champion Ryan Fox.
- 3Three alternates move to full-time roles: Chris Gotterup (Atlanta), Michael Thorbjornsen (Boston) and Akshay Bhatia (Jupiter).
- 4Defending champion Los Angeles keeps its entire title-winning core and adds Ben James, 2026's No. 1 in the PGA Tour University Ranking.
- 5Brothers Matt and Alex Fitzpatrick team up in New York after winning the 2026 Zurich Classic together.
See the TGL hub for the format, 2026 final standings and the latest news, or the women's league's WTGL rosters. Rosters as announced by TGL presented by SoFi on Oct. 20, 2026; source: tglgolf.com.