INAUGURAL 2026 SEASON

WTGL — Women's Team Golf League

The LPGA's biggest stars, an arena-style venue, and fast-paced head-to-head match play. WTGL is the women's team golf league from TMRW Sports and the LPGA — here's everything you need to know.

What is WTGL?

WTGL (Women's Team Golf League) is an indoor, tech-driven women's team golf league created by TMRW Sports in partnership with the LPGA. It features the world's best LPGA Tour stars competing in fast-paced, head-to-head match play out of a custom-built, arena-style venue.

It is the women's counterpart to the men's TGL, also run by TMRW Sports. Alex Morgan's Trybe Ventures is the lead capital partner. The league is preparing for its inaugural 2026 season and has not yet played its first matches.

WTGL Teams & Owners

Los Angeles
Los Angeles Golf Club
Owner: Alexis Ohanian
Atlanta
Atlanta (name TBD)
Owner: Arthur M. Blank
New York
New York (name TBD)
Owner: Steve Cohen

Teams and rosters are being announced on a rolling basis. Source: wtglgolf.com.

Players Committed to WTGL

Celine BoutierBrooke HendersonCharley HullDanielle KangMegan KhangLydia KoAndrea LeeMinjee LeeJeeno ThitikulLexi ThompsonAlbane ValenzuelaMichelle Wie WestLottie WoadRose Zhang

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WTGL FAQ

What is WTGL?

WTGL (Women's Team Golf League) is an indoor, tech-driven women's team golf league created by TMRW Sports in partnership with the LPGA. It features the world's best LPGA Tour stars competing in fast-paced, head-to-head match play out of a custom-built, arena-style venue.

Who is behind WTGL?

WTGL is operated by TMRW Sports — the company behind the men's TGL — in partnership with the LPGA. Alex Morgan's Trybe Ventures is the lead capital partner.

When does WTGL start?

WTGL is preparing for its inaugural 2026 season. The league has not yet played its first matches; teams, owners, and player commitments are being announced on a rolling basis.

How is WTGL different from TGL?

TGL is the men's tech-golf league featuring PGA Tour players. WTGL is its women's counterpart, featuring LPGA stars. Both are operated by TMRW Sports.