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If you’re unfamiliar with the TGL, it’s a new tech-infused golf league started by Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy and their company, TMRW Sports. It’s set to debut in 2024.
Max Homa, Jon Rahm and Justin Thomas are just a few of the PGA Tour stars already signed up to participate next year.
According to a recent report from ESPN, you can add Rickie Fowler to that list.
Fowler, who’s risen to No. 59 in the Official World Golf Ranking thanks to a great 2022-23 campaign thus far, is the 12th player to commit. Once recruiting is complete, the league will feature 18 players divided into six three-man teams.
The TGL venue, which broke ground at the end of February, is being built at Palm Beach State College in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.
TGL: Full roster
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In 10 starts this season, Fowler has six top-20 finishes, including three over the last four designated events.