Nelly Korda, a top LPGA Tour player, expressed disappointment with the TGL organizers for not including a mixed-gender event in their indoor golf league. She views it as a missed chance to revolutionize the sport, allowing men and women to compete for the same prize money. Korda believes it would have fostered substantial growth for the game.

Korda's comments come after the announcement of a separate women's TGL league alongside the existing men's version. The TGL, backed by Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods, aims to showcase top golfers in a simulator-based competition. Other LPGA stars, such as Lydia Ko and Charley Hull, are already confirmed to participate in the women's league.

Charley Hull expressed gratitude for the opportunity, acknowledging it as a step forward for women's golf. Korda, however, is still weighing her options regarding commitment to the WTGL, citing the time commitment. The inaugural LPGA season kicks off soon, with Korda preparing to compete in the Tournament of Champions.

The TGL's format, featuring simulator play and movable greens, aims to provide a fresh take on professional golf. The women's league, set to launch in the winter of 2026-27, will be an attempt to modernize and expand the sport's reach. The situation highlights ongoing discussions about gender equality within golf.