Masters Champion Jon Rahm Withdraws from Inaugural Season of Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy's Tech-Based TGL Golf League

Masters champion cites required commitment as reason for withdrawal, sparking speculation over the future of the tech-infused league with several big names remaining.

Masters champion Jon Rahm has withdrawn from the inaugural season of the TGL golf league led by golf stars Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy. Rahm cited the level of commitment required as his reason for withdrawal.
Rahm was among the first names announced for the league when details were initially revealed. His decision to leave sparked speculation and raised questions about the future of the league.
The TGL has lost one of its marquee players ahead of the reveal of team matches, rosters, and team names, casting a shadow over the league's launch and future success.
Despite Rahm's withdrawal, big names including Justin Thomas, Rory McIlroy, and Adam Scott remain committed to the league. TGL announced it would name a replacement to the roster soon.
The TGL golf league was formed in partnership with the PGA Tour and features matches between two teams, aired on ESPN. The season will run from January through the end of March.