TGL co-founder Rory McIlroy and Keegan Bradley headline Boston Common Golf, which on Thursday became the first team to announce its four-player roster for the inaugural season.
TGL is the simulator golf league launched by Tiger Woods and McIlroy. It is set to begin play in January.
McIlroy, the world's No. 2 player and a four-time major champion, and Bradley will be joined by Tyrrell Hatton of England and Adam Scott of Australia.
"I'm thrilled to join Boston Common Golf and to be representing Boston and New England's rich sports culture," McIlroy said in a statement from the team. "TGL brings a unique dimension to the game, and I can't wait to stand with Adam, Keegan, and Tyrrell as my teammates. It's a fantastic opportunity that will offer us all a chance to build lasting connections and to foster regional pride that you don't often see in the game of golf."
Bradley, who grew up in New England (Vermont), won the 2011 PGA Championship and is a six-time winner on tour.
Hatton is a six-time European Tour winner and 2020 Arnold Palmer Invitational champion.
Scott is a 2013 Masters champion and 14-time winner on the PGA Tour, including the 2003 Deutsche Bank Championship in Massachusetts.
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