Tiger Woods has officially debuted in TGL, a joint venture with fellow golfer Rory McIlroy, with his team, Jupiter Links GC. The team-based, technology-infused league features a 3-on-3 format that pits the sport's best golfers against one another in a two-hour match inside SoFi Center's custom-built venue.

"It was a beautiful evening, even if, in front of my teammates, I took full responsibility for the penalty that cost us a point. I should have called a time out and I didn't,"

Tiger Woods revealed his unique caffeine concoction after a reporter noticed him carrying a giant plastic Starbucks cup. Following the Tomorrow Golf League (TGL) showdown between Woods’ Jupiter Links Golf Club and Boston Common Golf on Monday,

I don’t have any golf skills,” Woods laughed. “The walking is not really an issue. It’s that my game is not very good.”

Bryson DeChambeau is one of the biggest names in golf and his popularity continues to rise. But would he play in the TGL?

TGL's fourth week featured a series of firsts for the new tech-infused indoor golf league: both Woods and McIlroy head-to-head in a competitive match. Woods' Jupiter Links Golf Club defeated McIlroy's Boston Common Golf Club in overtime, a match that was in doubt right on through and over its allotted two-hour run time.