TMRW Sports Has Renewed TGL Broadcast Deal With ESPN
The technology-based indoor golf league will return to ESPN networks following a viewership increase.
Updated on Oct. 1, 2026 in Golf

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TMRW Sports has finalized a renewed broadcast agreement with ESPN to carry its tech-based indoor golf league, TGL. The partnership extension follows a successful 2026 season that saw total unique viewership grow by 8 percent over the previous year.
Why it matters
The continued partnership secures a national platform for the indoor golf format, which has demonstrated steady audience growth across its primary televised matches and postseason rounds.
TGL recorded an 8 percent increase in unique viewership for Season 2 compared to Season 1. Matches reached an average of 556,000 viewers in March 2026, while postseason coverage averaged 618,000 viewers, up from 434,000 in 2025.
The players
Mike McCarley
He is the CEO of TMRW Sports, the organization behind the development of the indoor TGL format.
Rufus Hack
He serves as the Head of Golf at TMRW Sports and played a central role in the recent broadcast negotiations.
Rosalyn Durant
She is the Executive Vice President at ESPN and oversaw the renewal of the league media rights.
Brooks Koepka
He is a professional golfer who competes for the Motor City Golf Club in the TGL league.
CAA Evolution
This is a strategic advisory firm that provided guidance to TMRW Sports during the broadcast renewal talks.
The details
The agreement was negotiated by TMRW CEO Mike McCarley, Head of Golf Rufus Hack, and ESPN EVP Rosalyn Durant, with advisory support from CAA Evolution. The league, which features competitors such as Brooks Koepka representing the Motor City Golf Club, is slated to begin its third season at the end of 2026.
Timeline
March 2026: TGL matches recorded an average of 556,000 viewers.
December 27, 2026: The third season of TGL is scheduled to begin.
Season Trajectory
The renewal of the TGL broadcast deal cements the league's position within the sports ecosystem as it prepares for its third season. This consistency allows the league to maintain momentum in its roster development and competitive scheduling following the 2026 season performance.
Viewers can expect TGL matches to continue airing across ESPN networks through the upcoming 2026-2027 season. The league will officially resume competition on December 27, 2026, when the new season begins.
The takeaway
The successful renewal underscores the viability of tech-centric sports formats in attracting consistent viewership numbers. Fans should anticipate further scheduling updates this October as the league prepares for its December launch.
What happens next
The full schedule for the third season of TGL is expected to be released in October 2026.
Further reading
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