Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods have spent the past two years championing TGL as golf’s bold leap. The two co-founders have flaunted their $500 million project as the big tech-driven entertainment in golf. However, golf analysts Andy Johnson and Brendan Porath suggest that the $500 million venture may be facing a sharper reality than its founders expected.

A recent Fried Egg Golf discussion aimed at the league’s habit of playing it safe for star players. The analysts questioned whether its long-term appeal can survive if design freedom, competitive teeth, and broader player investment remain secondary.

“The players are not going to be there year-over-year. You’re catering to players who are going to be the first ones to bow out or be like, ‘I’m done. I did my time. I’m out.’ The playe

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