Overview
- Scheffler and McIlroy will lead opposing four-player teams under the lights in Jupiter, Florida, with live coverage on Golf Channel and USA Network.
- The format drops stroke and match play in favor of four challenges: a timed drive–chip–putt, a 14-club closest-to-the-pin, a timed team shootout, and a captain’s skills contest.
- Six additional players will be named in the coming weeks to complete the two rosters.
- Scheffler called the competition a brand-new way for players and fans to experience golf, while McIlroy said the unique challenges offer a fresh postseason showcase.
- Golf Channel executive Tom Knapp described the concept as an annual, end-of-season showcase inspired by the NFL Combine and pro all-star events.