Overview
- The IGPL has confirmed a six-team, mixed-gender franchise model with 30 players signed and a feeder tour starting this September ahead of its January–February 2026 debut.
- PGTI president Kapil Dev has ruled out collaboration with the rival league and required members to sign an allegiance declaration barring participation in non-PGTI events.
- PGTI CEO Amandeep Johl said the tour is in advanced talks to launch its own franchise competition exclusively for professional golfers within weeks.
- Senior PGTI figures have flagged opaque funding at the IGPL, noting that backer Bharat Golf Private Limited has not filed tax returns since its incorporation last year.
- More than 20 PGTI professionals have reportedly jumped to the IGPL for signing fees of ₹10–20 lakh, stoking concerns of an exodus from the established tour.