How to Watch Tiger Woods in the TGL Finals Tonight

By Katie Ann Lehman

Katie Ann Lehman

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Tiger Woods isn’t fully back, but tonight, he’s close.

The 15-time PGA Tour major winner is set to play in the TGL Finals tonight, marking his first live, competitive appearance in over a year. It’s a different kind of stage — an indoor, tech-driven league he helped build — now in its second season. And with a championship on the line, this isn’t just a casual return.

“Each and every day I keep trying, I keep progressing… trying to get stronger… and try to get to a point where I can play at the highest level again,” Woods told Rolling Stone at the Genesis Invitational. That process has largely happened out of view, which is part of what makes this moment stand out.

At a Glance: How to Watch The TGL Sofi Cup Final Match

• Stream: Sling
• TV Channel: ESPN
• Date, Time: Tuesday, March 24 at 7 p.m. ET

Woods has spent most of the TGL season leading Jupiter Links Golf Club from the sidelines, watching the team build momentum behind Tom Kim, whose high-energy play delivered some of the league’s most memorable moments.

Now, Woods steps into the lineup as Jupiter Links faces Los Angeles Golf Club in the championship matchup. Los Angeles rallied to win on the last hole during Match 1 yesterday, so a win for Jupiter Links tonight would force a decisive third and final match, which will immediately follow on ESPN.

The format — fast-paced and simulator-based — offers a more controlled way for Woods to compete, but the stakes are still real. With the Masters approaching and his status still uncertain, this doubles as an early look at where his game stands.

The Cheapest Way to Watch the TGL Finals

The second match of TGL Finals airs tonight at 7 p.m. ET on ESPN. If you don’t have cable and are trying to tune in without overpaying, Sling is one of the easiest options.

If you’re just tuning in for the finals, Sling’s day passes are the most affordable option. A one-day pass costs $4.99, a three-day pass is $9.99, and a seven-day pass is $14.99. These give you access to ESPN without a full subscription.

For ongoing access to ESPN and other popular channels, the Orange plan includes 30+ channels, like CNN, TNT, and HGTV, and it starts at $45.99 per month.

If you want the most channels, including local networks in select markets, news, sports, and all the channels in the Orange plan, the Orange + Blue package typically starts at $60.99 per month. Right now, Sling is offering a $29.99 first-month deal, which also gives access to all March Madness games airing on ESPN, TBS, TNT, and TruTV.