TGL results tonight: Tiger Woods, Jupiter Links crushed by Los Angeles Golf Club

Posted by Admin January 15, 2025 Golf

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PALM BEACH GARDENS — Tiger Woods’ TGL debut was not a victorious one.

Los Angeles Golf Club throttled Jupiter Links Golf Club 12-1 in the second straight blowout result in the brief history of TGL competition at the SoFi Center.

Woods’ team fell behind 5-0 through four holes and trailed 8-1 after the completion of triples competition.

Last week, The Bay Golf Club beat New York Golf Club 9-2 in TGL’s first official contest.

TGL results

The first nine holes of competition were “triples” with the three team members alternating shots.

Holes No. 10-15 were individual singles matches.

Hole 1: Tied (0-0)
Hole 2: Los Angeles Golf Club wins (1-0, LA)
Hole 3: Los Angeles Golf Club wins + Hammer bonus (3-0, LA)
Hole 4: Los Angeles Golf Club wins + Hammer bonus (5-0, LA)
No. 5: Tied (5-0, LA)
No. 6: Jupiter Links Golf Club wins (5-1, LA)
No. 7: Tied (5-1, LA)
No. 8: Los Angeles Golf Club wins (6-1, LA)
No. 9: Los Angeles Golf Club wins (8-1, LA)
No. 10: Tied (8-1, LA)
No. 11: Los Angeles Golf Club wins (9-1, LA)
No. 12: Tied (9-1, LA)
No. 13: Los Angeles Golf Club wins (10-1, LA)
No. 14: Los Angeles Golf Club wins (11-1, LA)
No. 15: Los Angeles Golf Club wins (12-1, LA)

Tiger Woods key shots

Hole No. 1: Woods was accurate with his inaugural TGL drive on the night’s first hole.
Hole No. 4, Woods missed a putt to tie the hole. Los Angeles Golf Club won two points for the hole because Jupiter Links tossed “The Hammer” after Woods’ accurate drive. Kevin Kisner’s second shot found the water.
Hole No. 5: Woods hit an 8-foot par putt. Jupiter Links Golf Club called timeout to ice Justin Rose but the veteran hit the putt to tie the hole.
Hole No. 6: Woods’ tee shot on the 166-yard par-3 left Jupiter with a 9-foot birdie putt. Jupiter converted and won its first-ever TGL point.
Hole No. 9: Woods badly missed an 8-foot putt to lose the hole to Los Angeles Golf Club.
Hole No. 10: Woods faced Justin Rose in the first singles match. He missed a 15-foot par putt and the teams split the hole.

Serena Williams, Ron DeSantis among attendees

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and tennis legend Serena Williams were among the attendees for Tiger Woods’ debut with TGL on Tuesday night at the SoFi Center in Palm Beach Gardens.

DeSantis was flanked by his wife, Casey, and family members. He visited with TGL/TMRW Sports executives while Woods and other players warmed up in the SoFi Center.

Williams, who lives in Palm Beach Gardens, was seen entering the arena during the pre-match broadcast on ESPN. She is a co-owner of Los Angeles Golf Club and sat in the team’s booth.

TGL highlights tonight

When does Tiger Woods play TGL again?

Woods and Jupiter Links GC will be back in action at the SoFi Center on Monday, Jan. 27 for a match with Rory McIlroy’s team, Boston Common.

After Jupiter Links’ match with Boston Common, Woods will be off for nearly a month until facing The Bay Golf Club on Tuesday, Feb. 25.

TGL schedule

Tuesday, Jan. 21 – New York Golf Club vs. Atlanta Drive GC, 7 p.m.
Monday, Jan. 27 – Jupiter Links GC vs. Boston Common, 6:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Feb. 4 – Boston Common vs. Los Angeles Golf Club, 9 p.m.
Monday, Feb. 17 – Atlanta Drive GC vs. Los Angeles Golf Club, 1 p.m.
Monday Feb. 17 – Atlanta Drive GC vs. The Bay Golf Club, 4 p.m.
Monday Feb. 17 – The Bay Golf Club vs. Boston Common, 7 p.m.
Tuesday, Feb. 18 – Jupiter Links GC vs. New York Golf Club, 7 p.m.
Tuesday, Feb. 25 – The Bay Golf Club vs. Jupiter Links GC, 9 p.m.
Monday, March 3 – The Bay Golf Club vs. Los Angeles Golf Club, 3 p.m.
Monday, March 3 – New York Golf Club vs. Boston Common, 7 p.m.
Tuesday, March 4 – Jupiter Links GC vs. Atlanta Drive GC, 7 p.m.

TGL tickets sold out

There may be no tougher ticket in professional than TGL.

According to Ticketmaster, no tickets are available for any of the remaining TGL matches scheduled for the 2025 season.

What is “The Hammer” in TGL?

“The Hammer Rule” allows teams to increase the value of a specific hole throughout the contest.

A pre-match coin toss determines which team will begin the game with possession of “The Hammer.” The possessing team can then throw it during any hole.

If “The Hammer” is thrown and accepted, the point total of the hole increases by one. For example, holes normally count for 1 point. A thrown Hammer increases the value to 2 points. Teams must accept a Hammer throw if it occurs prior to the hole’s first shot.

Eric J. Wallace is deputy sports editor for The Palm Beach Post. He can be reached at ejwallace@gannett.com.