Insurer FM Adds to Partnerships of Boston Teams in Tech-Facing Tomorrow Golf League
Commercial property insurer FM will serve as principal partner of the Boston Common Golf team in WTGL (Women’s Tomorrow Golf League), a new professional golf league created by TMRW Sports and the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA).
The partnership builds on FM’s role beginning in 2024 s principal partner of the TGL men’s Boston Common Golf team. The TGL launched in 2025 and now includes seven teams.
WTGL and TGL blend advanced technology and live competition. Players drive from a grass platform into a massive screen, where shots are tracked on custom-designed virtual holes. As teams approach the green, players shift to a physical putting surface that rotates and changes shape from hole to hole.
WTGL’s inaugural season tees off this fall at SoFi Center in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, with a fast-paced team match-play format featuring some of the LPGA Tour’s top players.
Boston Common Golf is one of five teams set to compete in the WTGL league. Boston Common Golf’s roster brings together five LPGA Tour players from around the world: FM ambassadors Megan Khang, a Massachusetts native, and Lottie Woad of England, along with Céline Boutier of France, Chizzy Iwai of Japan and Ina Yoon of the Republic of Korea.
WTGL will debut this fall at SoFi Center in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., featuring a team match-play format built around many of the world’s top LPGA Tour players. The league’s current roster includes 14 announced players, including six of the world’s top 13, representing a combined 95 LPGA.
“FM has been an exceptional partner to Boston Common Golf since our earliest days. Their commitment, collaboration and belief in our team have been instrumental in helping us build the Boston Common Golf brand and deepen our connection with fans,” said Mark Lev, president and CEO of Boston Common Golf.
In a separate announcement last month, Fenway Sports Group (FSG) reported it has acquired the Boston Common women’s golf team. In addition to owning the WTGL team, the Boston-based FSG owns the Boston Red Sox, Liverpool Football Club and the home stadiums for both the Red Sox (Fenway Park) and Liverpool (Anfield), as well as the National Hockey League’s Pittsburgh Penguins and 80% of the New England Sports Network (NESN).
TMRW Sports — referred to as Tomorrow Sports — was founded in August 2022 by Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy, and sports industry executive Mike McCarley. The company is building technology-focused ventures in sports, media, and entertainment.
Top Photo: In August 2022, Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy, and sports industry executive Mike McCarley announced the formation of TMRW Sports, a company focused on building technology-focused ventures in sports, media, and entertainment. Photo: Businesswire.