Jupiter Links Triumphs Over Boston Common Golf in Thrilling TGL Matchup

The TGL league delivered another electric night of indoor golf drama as Jupiter Links Golf Club, led by Tiger Woods, Tom Kim, and Kevin Kisner, edged out Boston Common Golf—captained by Rory McIlroy, Adam Scott, and Keegan Bradley—in a sudden-death overtime victory (4-3) at the SoFi Center in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.

A Match Filled with Firsts

The event was more than just another golf match—it was a historic night for TGL, as it marked the first-ever TGL match to go into overtime and also introduced an unexpected moment when Tiger Woods received the league’s first-ever shot clock violation.

First-Ever Shot Clock Violation in TGL

One of the biggest talking points of the night came early on when Tiger Woods took too long to putt on the 10th hole, resulting in a one-stroke penalty. Under TGL’s 40-second shot clock rule, players must take their shot within the allotted time, and Woods’ delay resulted in Boston Common Golf taking an early lead.

Despite the hiccup, Woods quickly regained focus and played a crucial role in Jupiter Links’ comeback.

Key Moments and Turning Points

Here’s how the action unfolded across the 15-hole format:

• On the 11th hole, Kevin Kisner drained a clutch putt to tie the match after Adam Scott had given Boston an early lead.
• Tom Kim nearly made TGL history on the 12th hole with a near hole-in-one, which put Jupiter Links in front for the first time.
• McIlroy, showing his competitive fire, sank an eight-foot putt on the 13th hole, invoking the “Hammer Rule” (which allows teams to double the stakes of a hole). However, Woods responded under pressure, sinking a crucial seven-foot putt to halve the hole, keeping the match deadlocked.

Overtime Decider – Sudden-Death “Pitch-Off”

With the match tied at 3-3 after 15 holes, it proceeded into a sudden-death pitch-off—a format where players must hit the ball closest to the pin. Here is how the playoff unfolded:

• Tom Kim delivered a fantastic approach shot, landing his ball within a few feet of the hole.
• Kevin Kisner sealed the win for Jupiter Links, placing his shot inside Boston’s closest attempt.

Final Score: Jupiter Links 4 – Boston Common Golf 3

This marked Jupiter Links’ first win of the season and was an especially meaningful victory for Woods, who looked energized throughout the match.

After the match, players reflected on the competitive energy and unique TGL format.

Rory McIlroy (Boston Common Golf)

“I’ve shared the course with [Tiger] many times… He was feeling it out there, and it was really cool to see. We had our chances, but credit to Jupiter Links for pulling it off.”

Tiger Woods (Jupiter Links Golf Club)

“This is what we had envisioned for TGL—to have an experience like this—and I think we delivered.”

The match showcased TGL’s blend of high-intensity competition and innovative format, proving why the league is gaining traction among golf fans worldwide.

What’s Next for TGL?

Following their recent victory, Jupiter Links Golf Club is set to face New York Golf Club on Tuesday, February 18, 2025, at 7 p.m. ET. This matchup will be broadcast live on ESPN, Fubo, and ESPN+.

In the meantime, Boston Common Golf will compete against Los Angeles Golf Club on Tuesday, February 4, 2025, at 9 p.m. ET, also available on ESPN, Fubo, and ESPN+.

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