Kisner's Jupiter Links team still won the hole, though it lost the match Tuesday night against The Bay Golf Club.

Paige Spiranac just dropped a gem of a reaction that's got everyone buzzing! When Kevin Kisner, a PGA Tour pro worth a cool $9 million, flubbed a shot during Tiger Woods' shiny new

In an interview with the media, the experienced golfer revealed that a lot of golfers ask him about his TGL experience

From a Kevin Kisner shank to a record-setting putting performance, the penultimate week of TGL's regular season was full of high (and low) lights.

Well, the four-time Tour winner missed the cut Friday after rounds of 72-69 left him just 1 under, four shots off the cutline. It's his third missed cut in three outings in 2025, so expect to see Kisner alongside Dan Hicks in the booth at PGA National this weekend, the second of seven weeks of NBC as lead dog covering the PGA Tour.

The network will also televise two majors, the U.S. Open and The Open Championship, later in the season. The first three PGA Tour events in 2025 were on Golf Channel. CBS took over with the main weekend coverage of the next four weeks. Now, it's NBC's turn.

Kevin Kisner feels that non-participating golfers in TGL are also curious about the tech-infused league. His comments came after LIV Golf star Brooks Koepka was spotted in the SoFi Center arena during Tuesday’s match.

Four players tonight are part of the field at this weekend's Cognizant Classic, also in Palm Beach Gardens: Tom Kim and Kevin Kisner of Jupiter Links, and Shane Lowry and Min Woo Lee of The Bay.

A few weeks later, Kevin Kisner actually almost did just that. Kisner continued to add to his growing blooper reel in the new simulator golf league. In his first match, he bladed a bunker shot ...

Jupiter Links' lineup next week will include Tom Kim, Kevin Kisner and Max Homa playing against Bay Club's Win Woo Lee, Shane Lowry and Wyndham Clark. Tiger Woods will not participate in his TGL match or the Cognizant Classic in the Palm Beaches this week.

When you align yourself with the Golden State Warriors, you'd better back that up with some game. The Bay Golf Club did exactly that on Tuesday night, walking out clad in Warriors jerseys and then proceeding to dominate Jupiter Links Golf Club 6-3, solidifying their playoff case and pushing Jupiter to the edge of playoff elimination.