Well, no one saw that coming. After being criticized from every corner for their one-sided matches (only 1 in 5 matches were decided by less than 3 points), TGL turned up the excitement level to the maximum with three back-to-back-to-back closely knit affairs on Presidents’ Day. Atlanta Drive beat Los Angeles Golf Club by a point in overtime before losing to the Bay Golf Club by the same score of 5-6 in regular play. Afterward, Bay Golf Club had to work for their 100% win record, beating Boston Common Golf 5-4.

Riding off a tight affair, fans expected much more from the Jupiter Links Golf Club tie against the New York Golf Club, the next day. But the latter breezed through winning with a score of 3-10. Tiger Woods’s return to competitive golfing after his mother’s passing was filled with disappointment and embarrassment. With the playoffs lurking, week 8 promises to be an exciting action-filled day packed with two enticing matchups, LA vs NY, and Boston vs Atlanta.

For the United States fans, the TGL Day 8 doubleheader will be featured on the ESPN 2 channel. It will also be streamed live on ESPN +. The streaming for the first match between the LAGC and the NYGC starts at 5 PM, Eastern Time. The second match featuring Rory McIlroy’s squad and the Atlanta Drive Golf Club will start at 9 PM, Eastern Time.

If you are an English or Irish golfing fan and want to catch the likes of Rory McIlroy and Matt Fitzpatrick in action, you can tune into Sky Sports. Sky Germany and Sky Italy are streaming TGL in Germany and Italy, respectively, while Canal+ is doing the same for France and the majority of the African continent as well. Japanese fans who want to catch Hideki Matsuyama tee off for Boston Common Golf can tune into U-Next. Fox Sports Australia covers Australian streaming of the league, while the JTBC Golf Channel does the same for South Korea.

Sportsnet and Sportsnet+ cover TGL for Canada, while the entirety of South and Central America is done by the Claro network. Disney+ has the streaming rights for the Nordic region, which includes Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Iceland, and Finland.

Now that you know where to watch it, let’s see which players will be representing their teams.

TGL—Who is playing this week?

From LAGC, both Tommy Fleetwood and Justin Rose are out, as they have prior commitments. Tony Finau comes in on a single-day contract to tee off alongside the dependable Sahith Theegala. Collin Morikawa completes the team. The team is currently second in the standings behind the unbeaten Bay Golf Club. LAGC has 7 points from 2 wins and 1 overtime loss at the hands of the Atlanta Drive.

For New York Golf Club, Young, Rickie Fowler, and Matt Fitzpatrick play with the injured Xander Schauffele out. Schauffele is likely to feature in the Arnold Palmer Invitational in two weeks, which will mark his official return since playing in the first TGL Match day. New York is fourth in the standings with 1 win and 2 losses, level on points with Tiger Woods’s Jupiter Links Golf Club.

The second match features third-place Atlanta Drive GC against last-placed Boston Common Golf. Rory McIlroy’s Boston team is yet to win and has only 1 point from their three losses, thanks to an overtime loss to the Jupiter Links Golf Club. Hideki Matsuyama and Team USA Ryder Cup captain Keegan Bradley make up the matchday roster, with Australian Adam Scott staying out of this tie. Billy Horschel, Patrick Cantlay, and Justin Thomas are readying up for the Drive on the other end. Lucas Glover misses out this week.

A slate of exciting matches are lined up at the SoFi Center this week. Day 8 will also feature Jupiter Links Golf Club go against the unbeaten behemoths Bay Golf Club. They will do so without Tiger Woods in the lineup. Who do you have winning all three contests?