Tiger Woods' TGL Debut Ends in Heavy Defeat but Boosts Viewership

Jupiter Links Golf Club, led by Woods, suffered a 12-1 loss to Los Angeles Golf Club in the tech-infused league's second match, drawing over 1 million viewers.

Tiger Woods made his highly anticipated debut in the TGL, a new tech-driven golf league he co-founded with Rory McIlroy, but his team, Jupiter Links Golf Club, was routed 12-1 by Los Angeles Golf Club.
The match drew significant attention, with peak viewership reaching 1.13 million, surpassing NBA and college basketball ratings in the same time slot.
Kevin Kisner's bunker mishap, which nearly hit spectators, provided comic relief during the match, with Woods and teammates laughing uncontrollably.
Woods acknowledged his team's struggles but emphasized the entertainment value, noting the unique format combining virtual and physical golf elements.
The league's next match will feature New York Golf Club versus Atlanta Drive Golf Club on January 21, with Jupiter Links facing Boston Common Golf on January 27.