BREAKING NEWS: Lewis Hamilton forgets about financial deal with Rory Mcllroy and Tiger Woods
Tomorrow’s Golf League (TGL), the innovative golf competition founded by legends Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy, has been making waves in the sports world. The indoor three-on-three league, featuring six teams and PGA Tour players, has been a success in its inaugural season. However, it seems that one of its investors, Formula One star Lewis Hamilton, has not been keeping up with the league’s progress.
In an interview with Time Magazine, Hamilton was asked if he had been watching the first iteration of TGL. The 40-year-old replied that he hadn’t. When pressed on whether he had invested in the project, Hamilton’s response was vague, saying “I might have.” Given his numerous commitments, including his new role with Ferrari in F1, as well as his various business interests, it’s perhaps understandable that Hamilton’s memory might be a bit hazy.
Hamilton’s investment in TGL is not his only foray into the world of sports and entertainment. He has also invested in the Denver Broncos, a pet-food company, and a plant-based burger chain with Leonardo DiCaprio. Additionally, he has financial interests in the worlds of fashion, music, and art.
The same interview touched on former F1 team owner Eddie Jordan’s comment that it was “absolutely suicidal” for Ferrari to replace Carlos Sainz with Hamilton. The seven-time world champion responded by saying that he welcomes negativity and doesn’t respond to critics. Instead, he focuses on proving them wrong through his performance.
Hamilton’s comments highlight his confidence and determination, both on and off the track. While his investment in TGL may have slipped his mind, it’s clear that he is committed to exploring new opportunities and pushing boundaries in various fields.
TGL, meanwhile, continues to gain momentum, attracting a new and younger audience to the sport of golf. With its innovative format and cutting-edge technology, the league is poised to make a significant impact on the sports landscape. Whether or not Hamilton is paying attention, TGL is certainly worth keeping an eye on.
