Scott Armstrong

Father of 4|Rockstar wife|Innovative Solutions in Sports

[Sports Business Journal @SBJ]

Congratulations to our Tech Week award winners, representing the best in tech across the sports industry 🏆

From innovation and analytics to fan engagement and performance technology, this year’s honorees continue to push the industry forward.

[SportsCenter @SportsCenter]

The Tiger Woods stinger ™ is back 🐅

[TGL @TGL]

Best hook of the season??

[Awful Announcing @awfulannouncing]

TGL proves it’s here to stay in Year 2 https://t.co/OcgGFBplFP

[Los Angeles Golf Club @WeAreLAGC]

All Access | Match 4
Behind the scenes of the work before the win.

Tune in Monday at 4PM PT on ESPN2 as we take on NYGC and battle for our spot in the playoffs.

[TGL @TGL]

Ready to enter Caverns? 👀

Explore our newest TGL hole with @beauwelling!

[TGL @TGL]

Watching @PizaGolf watch the TGL holes he designed in action is such a treat.

[Scott Armstrong @ScottWArmstrong]

@TannerCoffman2 @TGL 🖐️

[TGL @TGL]

🚨 NEW HOLE DESIGN JUST DROPPED 🚨

The Last Toll | Par 3 | 241 yds

In a world that fell apart, this bridge still decides who gets through.

Designed by Gil Hanse, The Last Toll asks for courage under the truss, touch over the road, or craft around the towers. There’s no toll booth here—the only toll players will pay will be in choosing trajectory and shot shape, plus holding their nerve.

Playing as long as 241 yards, teams will be asked to either hit a high fade over the broken road, a draw around the bridge towers, or a low shot to thread the needle under or through the mayhem.

Which leaves the final question... how will you pay the toll?

[TGL @TGL]

Gil's back.

[Golf Digest @GolfDigest]

TGL heads into season two with an emphasis on enhanced technology, more fun new holes, and the requirement of stronger shotmaking.

Read more: https://t.co/69IxwJSoFI

[The Smylie Show @thesmylieshow]

Full TGL preview episode here: https://t.co/RgRHYhYxEb

[Paul Hodowanic @PaulHodowanic]

Augie Pizá is quietly becoming a star of TGL, designing wild holes like Spear, Cenote and Stinger. I chatted with him about his philosophy.

"We go back to the golden age of architecture, and I do ask myself, is that the maximum artistic expression of golf? I don't think so."

[Paul Hodowanic @PaulHodowanic]

Our full 30-minute convo and a slightly abbreviated written Q&A is available here:

Meet Agustin Pizá, the mind behind wild, new TGL hole designs:
https://t.co/jWfbFrQXBe

[The Golfer's Journal @GolfersJournal]

The shot clock changes everything.

We played in a @tgl test match and were pleasantly surprised by just how fun this version of golf can be.

[TGL @TGL]

Come along as @BillyHo_Golf takes a spin on our newest TGL hole, Cenote 🤩

cc: @atlantadrivegc & @PizaGolf

[TGL @TGL]

The green sits elevated in the heart of the cenote, surrounded by cliffs and cascading waterfalls. From the tee, players face two paths:

Precision Play: A daring long-iron/fairway metal from the Gold tee to the turntable-only landing zone, a 240-yard carry that's 17 yards below the tee. The platform is only 40 yards wide, demanding absolute accuracy.

Power Play: Grip it and rip it toward the V-shaped fairway ramp, starting at 274 yards (258 yards adjusted for the downhill) and stretching to 350 yards. The ramp widens the farther you hit it, but its funneling design adds intrigue—the farther right you land, the more left your ball will roll back onto the green, and vice versa. Geometry meets adrenaline.

[TGL @TGL]

🚨 NEW HOLE DESIGN JUST DROPPED 🚨

Cenote | Par 3 | 259 yards

Taking its name from the natural limestone sinkholes of the Yucatán Peninsula, prepare for one of TGL’s most dramatic challenges in Cenote.

Designed by @pizagolf, Cenote (suh-know-tay) is the ultimate match-play disruptor, where the first player’s decision dramatically influences the second player’s strategy. Every shot is a gamble. Every yard matters.

[TGL @TGL]

It's all in the details ✍️

Designer @PizaGolf breaks down the tips and tricks for our newest TGL hole, Cenote!

[TGL @TGL]

Take a spin through our newest Season 2 hole: Stone & Steeple!

Custom designed by Gil Hanse, this par 5 includes Sahara-type fairway bunkers similar to those Hanse used in his restoration of Baltusrol Golf Club’s Lower Course.