TGL presented by SoFi, the new team golf league backed by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy’s TMRW Sports, has officially announced its first three international media partners with Fox Sports in Australia, U-NEXT in Japan, and JTBC/Phoenix Sports International in South Korea. In addition to these markets having avid golf communities, these media partners are also PGA TOUR rightsholders and will provide cohesive promotional platforms as both the TOUR’s 2025 season begins and TGL presented by SoFi launches next January.

“Golf is truly a global game and as we plan the launch of TGL presented by SoFi in 2025, we’re focused on expanding TGL's global footprint. We’re starting with media rights partnerships across three strong golf markets: Australia, Japan, and South Korea. We’re energized by the enthusiasm from these partners and the momentum we’re seeing in additional markets around the world,” said Mike McCarley, CEO and founder of TMRW Sports.

Additional media partners and markets being added as the league approaches its debut in January 2025, which will be broadcast by ESPN in the U.S. CAA Evolution acted as media advisors to TGL.

• Fox Sports Australia is the country’s leading producer of sports coverage and is available live or on demand via Foxtel and Kayo Sports. Fox Sports Australia is also home to the best international golf including the PGA TOUR, The Masters, PGA Championship, US Open, The Open, Presidents Cup, Ryder Cup and LPGA Tour. Australian TGL committed players include Adam Scott (Boston Common Golf) and Min Woo Lee.
• U-NEXT (Japan): As Japan’s leading video streaming platform, U-NEXT is currently providing the largest volume of SVOD content in the country. U-NEXT streams the PGA TOUR and is continually expanding its portfolio of live sports.
• JTBC/Phoenix Sports International (South Korea): PSI is a sports business firm and subsidiary of JTBC in Korea. TGL coverage will be broadcast on JTBC GOLF Channel, which is a leading partner for golf coverage in South Korea, encompassing the PGA TOUR, Presidents Cup, and LPGA Tour, as well as The Open and AIG Women's Open.