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WTGL Debut Peaks at 138,000 Viewers on ESPN

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The WTGL viewership is delivering, as Sunday’s indoor golf league’s debut averaged 97,000 viewers on ESPN. Peaking at 138,000, the launch surpassed the 2026 LPGA Tour’s non-major average (87,000). Meanwhile, it marked the third-most watched women’s golf event since September’s Solheim Cup. Ratings trailed the men’s 488,000-strong average last TGL season. However, it rivaled the PGA’s concurrent World Wide Technology Championship final (110,000) despite competing with Week 9 NFL coverage. Eight more regular-season matches are scheduled to air over the next 35 days — including a Sunday doubleheader on ABC — before the postseason kicks off on December 20th. WTGL action returns Monday, as Boston takes on Detroit at 8 PM ET (ION).

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