Motor City Golf Club is the worst-kept secret in (simulator) golf. Earlier this month, reports surfaced that TGL—the upstart simulator golf league from Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy—had filed a trademark for the franchise moniker.
Rory McIlroy wasted no time in updating his social media handles to reflect his enormous achievement by winning the Masters to complete the career grand slam.
On Wednesday morning (AEDT), Tiger Woods posted on his social media accounts that he ruptured the achilles tendon in his left leg while training, and earlier that morning underwent “minimally invasive” surgery to repair the tendon.
Australia’s Karl Vilips took home his first PGA Tour trophy and a winner’s cheque for more than a million (Aussie) dollars yesterday. But he may have smiled even more getting something more unexpected: Tiger Woods’ digits.
As he indicated earlier this week, Tiger Woods will once again skip competing in next week’s Players Championship, the field for which was released on Friday.
Whatever promising developments were achieved in a February 4 meeting at the White House between the PGA Tour and the LIV Golf League apparently have evaporated after a follow-up meeting with US president Donald Trump on February 20.
Australian Golf Digest
