Although Spieth and fellow golfer Scottie Scheffler are not part of TGL at the moment, they are seen as potential targets for future expansion.

Spieth has mentioned the possibility of a Dallas team that could include himself, Scheffler, Will Zalatoris, and Tom Kim if TGL expands to that region.

These personal factors prevent him from joining the league, which is based in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.

The TGL league, co-founded by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy, has gained significant traction in its inaugural season, featuring 24 top golfers.

Jordan Spieth has acknowledged the excitement generated by TGL events, noting that they attract a different audience compared to traditional PGA Tour events.

Despite his interest in the league, Spieth is currently unable to participate due to personal commitments, particularly his young children and his location in Dallas.

The league recently introduced a flexible contract option, allowing players like Tony Finau to participate on a one-match basis, a proposal that has also been extended to Spieth.

Looking ahead, co-founder Mike McCarley has hinted that TGL is expected to adapt and evolve after its first season, with potential new franchises and player changes.