The Bay Golf Club faced off against Los Angeles Golf Club in an intense TGL match on Monday evening.
Still searching for its first victory of the season, The Bay secured an 11-5 win over Los Angeles, keeping its playoff aspirations alive.
Los Angeles featured Tommy Fleetwood, Sahith Theegala, and Tony Finau, while Justin Rose and Collin Morikawa were inactive. The Bay had Min Woo Lee, Luke Clanton, and Neal Shipley on the roster, while Ludvig Åberg, Wyndham Clark, and Shane Lowry sat out.
Here are the highlights from Monday’s match.
Finau dances the Dougie
Before diving into a competitive match, LA’s Finau opted to unwind. As he approached his first tee shot, he dropped his club and danced the Dougie for the fans present at the SoFi Center in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.
Lee delivers a remarkable first shot
After a scoreless beginning through the first two holes, The Bay gained momentum on Hole 3, with Lee nearly scoring a hole-in-one. On his first shot, Lee struck the ball 211 yards, leaving his team just under nine feet from the pin.
Min Woo Lee sending it through the bridge 🌉 pic.twitter.com/OYpJzSm1x3
— TGL (@TGL) February 10, 2026
Clanton gives The Bay an early advantage
The TGL rookie made a splash in his debut. Building on Lee’s impressive first shot, Clanton converted an eight-foot, eleven-inch putt to give The Bay a 1-0 lead.
📥 Clanton’s putt for the win pic.twitter.com/uT6fYZ5l5i
— TGL (@TGL) February 10, 2026
Shipley etches his name in TGL history
This was a debut that Shipley from The Bay will likely never forget. After extending their lead to 3-0 on Hole 4, Shipley continued the scoring by achieving a hole-in-one on Hole 5, marking the first hole-in-one in TGL history.
Clanton builds on The Bay’s lead
With a 5-3 advantage entering the singles segment of the match, Clanton earned two more points on Hole 5. He positioned his team for victory with a second shot that left The Bay just six feet from the hole, while LA was over 11 feet away. Following an accepted hammer throw for The Bay, Clanton secured the putt, extending the lead to 7-3.
Eagle landed. pic.twitter.com/o2bn6YGwI4
— TGL (@TGL) February 10, 2026
Finau nearly scores on Hole 13
Trailing by two points with only two holes to play, Finau came close to reducing The Bay’s lead on Hole 13. His second shot from 122 yards seemed destined to fall into the hole but veered just to the left, resulting in a tie for that hole.
No how’d that not go in?! pic.twitter.com/kmEv560NqT
— TGL (@TGL) February 10, 2026
Shipley closes out the match
Who better to clinch the match for The Bay than the owner of TGL’s sole hole-in-one? Shipley stepped up once more on Hole 14, sinking a 16-foot putt to add two points to his team’s total and secure the victory over LA.
No how’d that not go in?! pic.twitter.com/kmEv560NqT
— TGL (@TGL) February 10, 2026
