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This market will resolve to the player that wins the Greater Zion Cup at Black Desert Resort Women's Singles Tournament. If at any point it becomes impossible for a listed player to win the Greater Zion Cup at Black Desert Resort Women's Singles Tournament per the rules of the tournament, the corresponding market will resolve to "No". If the Greater Zion Cup at Black Desert Resort Women's Singles Tournament is cancelled, postponed after April 7, 2026 ET, or there is otherwise no winner declare
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The Greater Zion Cup at Black Desert Resort Mixed Doubles Tournament is a professional golf competition featuring teams of one male and one female golfer competing in a modified alternate shot format. The event is part of the TGL Golf League, a new team golf circuit founded by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy's TMRW Sports in partnership with the PGA Tour. The tournament will be held at the Black Desert Resort in Ivins, Utah, a Tom Weiskopf-designed course that opened in 2023 and is set to host a PGA Tour event in 2025. This specific market predicts which partnership will win the mixed doubles title at this inaugural event. The tournament represents a significant experiment in golf's format, blending established PGA Tour and LPGA Tour stars in a direct, co-ed team competition. Interest stems from the novelty of the mixed doubles concept at the elite professional level, the involvement of high-profile golfers and founders, and the tournament's role as a showcase event for the new TGL league. The market resolves based on the official tournament result, with provisions for cancellation or indefinite postponement after April 7, 2026.
Mixed-gender team golf events have historical precedents, but rarely at the pinnacle of professional sport. The most notable is the PGA Tour's QBE Shootout, which included mixed teams from 2006 to 2012 before reverting to an all-male format. The LPGA and PGA of America co-sanction the biennial Hanwha LifePlus International Crown, a team match-play event, but it features separate men's and women's divisions, not combined pairs. The creation of the TGL league in August 2022 by Woods and McIlroy marked a deliberate move to introduce new, technology-infused team golf formats. The league's announcement specified it would include mixed-gender competitions, with the Greater Zion Cup being one of the first realizations of that plan. The selection of Black Desert Resort as a venue follows a trend of new, resort-based courses seeking high-profile events to establish their reputations, similar to how Shadow Creek gained prominence through The Match series.
This tournament tests the commercial viability of mixed-gender team golf as a premium product. A successful event could lead to more integrated competitions, potentially influencing how tours structure events and broadening golf's audience appeal. It represents a tangible step toward greater collaboration between the traditionally separate PGA Tour and LPGA Tour ecosystems. Financially, the event is important for the Black Desert Resort, a new destination seeking to establish itself as a host for elite tournaments. A well-received broadcast could increase property values and tourism in the Greater Zion area. For players, it offers a unique competitive platform and a chance to win a title in a novel format, which could become a valued line on a professional resume.
As of late 2024, the TGL league is preparing for its inaugural season in January 2025. The specific date for the Greater Zion Cup Mixed Doubles Tournament has not been publicly announced, but it is scheduled to occur within the TGL's competition framework. Player recruitment for TGL teams is ongoing, which will determine the pool of potential participants for the mixed doubles event. Construction and preparation of the TGL's custom-built arena in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, is complete, though the Greater Zion Cup will be played on the actual course in Utah.
The tournament will use a modified alternate shot format. Both players tee off on each hole, then the team selects the best drive and plays alternate shots with one ball into the hole from that chosen position. Specific scoring details are pending official release.
Black Desert Resort is in Ivins, Utah, near St. George and approximately 40 miles northeast of Zion National Park. The resort is part of a larger master-planned community development.
Teams will likely be formed from the rosters of the six TGL franchises. Each franchise has a squad of four PGA Tour players and is expected to partner with LPGA Tour players for mixed events. Exact selection criteria will be set by TGL and tournament officials.
Yes. As a TGL event, it will be broadcast under the league's media rights agreement with ESPN. Specific broadcast times and channels will be announced closer to the tournament date.
Educational content is AI-generated and sourced from Wikipedia. It should not be considered financial advice.
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