TGL highlights: Jupiter Links beats The Bay 9-6 to make postseason

Jupiter Links Golf Club squared off with The Bay Golf Club in a high-stakes match to end the 2026 TGL regular season on Tuesday night.

Jupiter Links pulled off a comeback win, beating The Bay 9-6 to earn the last spot in the TGL playoffs.

Ludvig Åberg, Wyndham Clark and Min Woo Lee were the active players for The Bay. Shane Lowry did not play. For Jupiter Links, Max Homa, Tom Kim and Kevin Kisner competed, while Tiger Woods sat out.

Here are the best moments from Tuesday’s match.

NFL stars in the building

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce and his brother, former Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce, were in attendance for Tuesday’s match. Ahead of the match, Travis got a moment to chat with the Jupiter Links team.

Travis Kelce chats with Tiger Woods ahead of TGL match

Travis Kelce connects with Tiger Woods ahead of the TGL match of The Bay Golf Club vs. Jupiter Links.

Kim puts Jupiter Links on the board

After falling behind two points to The Bay through the first five holes, Jupiter Links scored its first points of the night on Hole 6. Kim sank a putt from just over 18 feet out and brought the score to 2-1.

Tom Kim is electric on the green ⚡️ pic.twitter.com/rY1oTvSEg2

— TGL (@TGL) March 4, 2026

Lee drains long putt

Lee extended The Bay’s lead impressively on Hole 9, sinking the second-longest putt in TGL history to give his team a 4-2 lead entering the singles portion of the match. Lee’s putt was from 37 feet and 11 inches away from the hole.

Min Woo is cooking with this one

Second-longest putt in TGL history: 37’11” pic.twitter.com/gZ6L82cWvm

— TGL (@TGL) March 4, 2026

Kim makes a hole-in-one

Kim showed up in big moments for Jupiter Links last season, and that remained true this year as well. After cutting The Bay’s lead to 6-5 on Hole 13, Jupiter threw the hammer before Hole 14 to make it worth two points, and then Kim handled the rest. He sank a hole-in-one from 138 yards out to give Jupiter a 7-6 lead. This was just the second-ever hole-in-one in TGL history. Coincidentally, TGL’s first hole-in-one was recorded by Neal Shipley for The Bay earlier this season.

Tom Kim celebrates with Tiger Woods after hole-in-one at TGL

Tom Kim sinks a hole-in-one to give Jupiter Links a 7-6 lead heading into the final hole.

Kisner seals the win

Following Kim’s ace, all the pressure was on Kisner to give his team the win and send Jupiter to its first-ever playoff appearance. No problem. Kisner found himself just 13 feet out after three shots, and sank the 13-foot putt for the victory.