The tech-infused golf league from Woods and McIlroy will launch in 2024.

High-profile investors from Stephen Curry to Lewis Hamilton are backing the new company started by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy.

The tech-infused golf league is expected to open in 2024 and has already seen a sizable group of investors join their cause.

Women's soccer player Alex Morgan, Los Angeles Angels All-Star Shohei Ohtani, entertainer Justin Timberlake and tennis star Serena Williams to name a few.

TMRW Sports, the name of the company, was announced at the Tour Championship in August.

TGL, the new league, will have players competing on six three-man teams in 15 regular-season matches and a playoff starting in January 2024.

TMRW Sports founder and CEO Mike McCarley said: “Over the past year we've assembled a team of investors who will help deliver on the TMRW Sports' mission to positively impact how sports are experienced in the future.

“And we've been intentional about diversity of expertise, thought and backgrounds as we mobilized this strategic group.”

Other investors include NBA players Andre Iguodala, Chris Paul and Jayson Tatum, Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen and former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo.

McCarley continued: “From the very beginning our plan has been to partner with the best-in-class in every way imaginable and Tiger, Rory, and I value the support of this unrivaled team of investors, advisors, and ambassadors who believe in our vision to harness technology to create progressive approaches to sports.”

McIlroy stated: “Who knows where we're going to see Tiger Woods play golf next, right? We don't know what his schedule is going to be. We don't know how his body is going to be.

“But to be able to see him still showcase his skills on prime time, on TV without really any wear and tear on his body, I think to be able to see Tiger hit golf shots and still sort of provide people with a glimpse of his genius -- I think it is a really good use of his time.”