The Funny Side of Golf: Tiger Woods' Tough Start in New League

Tiger Woods' debut in the TGL, a new tech-savvy indoor golf league, didn't go as planned. His team, Jupiter Links, got knocked out 12-1 by Los Angeles Golf Club. Despite the loss, Woods and his teammates, Kevin Kisner and Max Homa, had a good time. They even made the audience laugh, including Tiger's son Charlie. It was a rough start, but they took it all in stride. The league is set up with six teams, each with four pro golfers, competing over 15 matches. They play on a virtual course with high-tech features like a rotating green. Matches have two parts: triples, where team members take turns hitting shots, and singles, where they go head-to-head. A win depends on the most points after 15 holes, or a tie-breaking closest-to-the-pin contest. It's not just about winning; the league aims to be entertaining. Even when Tiger sent a shot into the virtual water, the crowd found it funny. Celebrities like Serena Williams, who co-owns the LA team, were there to enjoy the show. Tiger joked about how bad they played, but he loved the experience.