Los Angeles Golf Club v Boston Common Golf

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Wednesday 16 Dec 2026

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SoFi Center • 

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Los Angeles Golf Club (LAGC) is a founding team in TGL, the technology-focused team golf league created by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy. Rather than playing at a traditional Los Angeles stadium, the club competes at the SoFi Center in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, an indoor venue featuring a large simulator screen and a movable short-game area. TGL matches combine virtual holes with live shots, bringing professional golf into a fast-paced team format designed for television and fans. LAGC’s notable players include major champions Collin Morikawa and Justin Rose, along with Tommy Fleetwood and Sahith Theegala. The club competed in TGL’s inaugural 2025 season, facing other city-based teams in regular-season matches and reaching the playoffs. Although Los Angeles did not win the inaugural championship, its roster brought major-tour experience and international recognition to the competition. LAGC is backed by a prominent ownership group that includes tennis champions Serena and Venus Williams and entrepreneur Alexis Ohanian. For golf fans searching for Los Angeles Golf Club results, players, schedule, or venue information, the team represents a new chapter in professional golf, blending elite players, interactive technology, and head-to-head competition.

Boston Common Golf is a Boston-branded team in TGL, the indoor team golf league created by TMRW Sports in partnership with the PGA TOUR. Its roster features major champions Rory McIlroy, Keegan Bradley, Adam Scott and Hideki Matsuyama, bringing experience from the PGA TOUR and international competition. Rather than play at a conventional home course, Boston Common competes at the SoFi Center in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. The purpose-built venue combines a large simulator screen with a transforming short-game area, allowing players to hit full shots and putts in a single indoor arena. TGL matches use a team format that blends alternate-shot play with singles, and the league’s schedule includes regular-season contests followed by playoffs for qualifying teams. Boston Common’s results and postseason progress can vary from season to season, so fans can follow the latest standings and match reports for current information. The team represents Boston in a league designed to make professional golf faster-paced and more accessible to viewers, while its star-studded roster connects the new format with established golf competitions.