Tiger Woods Missing From Jupiter Links Line-Up For TGL Match Against The Bay
The 15-time Major winner misses his first TGL match for Jupiter Links as the team faces table-topping The Bay


The line-ups have been confirmed for a crucial week of TGL action, with three matches scheduled for Monday and Tuesday.
All six teams will play at the SoFi Center as the fight to finish in the top four of the standings and reach the season-ending playoffs heats up.
One big omission from the line-ups is that, for the first time, there will be no sign of Tiger Woods for Jupiter Links GC, as the team takes on The Bay Golf Club.
That’s a big match for Woods’ team as Jupiter Links currently sits one place beneath the playoff cutline in the SoFi Cup standings in fifth after three matches in which it has accumulated only two points.
All is not lost for the team heading into the week’s action, as it is level on points with New York Golf Club, which occupies the final playoff place. However, the team’s opponent for its match on Tuesday is currently at the top of the standings after three wins in three.
With Woods sitting out the action for the first time, it leaves Tom Kim, Kevin Kisner and Max Homa entrusted with the task of beating The Bay’s line-up of Min Woo Lee, Shane Lowry and Wyndham Clark.
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Woods’ most recent outing for Jupiter Links came in the final match of the bumper four-game week last Tuesday where his team slumped to a damaging 10-3 defeat to New York Golf Club to leave it in a precarious position. in the quest to reach the playoffs.
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Woods was also involved in an embarrassing moment during that contest with a yardage blunder that led to him being 100 yards out with an approach shot.
The 15-time Major winner then needed to shrug off the incident, as a busy week continued, first for talks with US President Donald Trump in the White House as part of a PGA Tour contingent in the hope of concluding negotiations with the Saudi Public Investment Fund on a way to reunite the men’s game, and then at a Black History Month reception, where he appeared on stage alongside the President.
With Woods resting up next week, it leaves just one more chance of a fourth TGL appearance of the season ahead of the playoffs, when Jupiter Links GC faces Atlanta Drive GC in the final match of the regular season on 4 March.
The day before Jupiter Links' match against The Bay, second-placed Los Angeles Golf Club plays New York Golf Club. Los Angeles will line up with Tony Finau, Collin Morikawa and Sahith Theegala. Finau's appearance comes thanks to a one-match contract signed because both Justin Rose and Tommy Fleetwood are absent due to pre-existing commitments. New York’s team will feature Cameron Young, Matt Fitzpatrick and Rickie Fowler.
Collin Morikawa plays for Los Angeles
Monday’s second match sees Boston Common Golf, which is currently at the foot of the standings with just one point, turn to Rory McIlroy, Keegan Bradley and Hideki Matsuyama to try and see off an Atlanta Drive GC team featuring Justin Thomas, Billy Horschel and Patrick Cantlay.

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