Full Breakdown
Boston Common Golf Joins the New Women’s TGL
8/11/2026, 12:07:39 PM
Core Event
Fenway Sports Group (FSG) is adding a women’s team to the upcoming Women’s Tomorrow’s Golf League (WTGL). The franchise will compete as Boston Common Golf, mirroring the men’s Boston Common Golf that has played in TGL since 2025. The league’s inaugural season is slated to begin in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, this fall. Boston Common Golf will be one of five teams in WTGL’s first season and will operate under the Common Ground initiative, a community platform aimed at expanding golf access for girls and women throughout New England.
Background & Context
WTGL is a tech-forward, indoor version of professional golf created in partnership with the LPGA. It follows the model of the men’s Tomorrow’s Golf League (TGL), featuring mic-ed-up players and live-shot broadcasts in prime-time slots. The league has already announced a 14-player roster that includes six of the world’s top-13 female golfers, such as Thailand’s Jeeno Thitikul (World No. 2) and Canada’s Brooke Henderson (No. 11). Additional players are expected to be added before the season launch.
Ownership and Community Platform
The team joins four other WTGL ownership groups, each of which also fields a TGL men’s team: Blank & AMB Sports (Atlanta Drive Golf Club), Alexis Ohanian (Los Angeles Golf Club), Steve Cohen (New York Golf Club), and Michael Hamp, Peter Hamp, and Kevin Kelleher (Motor City Golf Club).
Official Statements & Responses
Mike McCarley, founder and CEO of TGL and WTGL parent company TMRW Sports, praised the addition, noting that Boston Common Golf brings an established identity, a passionate fan base, and an ownership group with a record of growing iconic sports properties. He added that the partnership strengthens WTGL as it builds a premier platform for women’s team golf in collaboration with the LPGA.
Verbatim Quote
“Boston Common Golf brings an established identity, a passionate fan base, and an ownership group with a record of growing iconic sports properties,” — Mike McCarley, the founder and CEO of TGL and WTGL parent company TMRW Sports
