The second match of the TGL inaugural season is in the books, and it was more of a blowout than opening night.

Los Angeles Golf Club blew out Tiger Woods and Jupiter Links Golf Club 12-1 on Tuesday night at SoFi Center. Collin Morikawa, Justin Rose and Sahith Theegala were too much for Woods, Kevin Kisner and Max Homa in the first match for both teams.

Near the end of the broadcast, a segment called 'Moment of the Night' aired and showed Tiger Woods walking out for introductions. If that isn't an glaring indication of what happened during the second TGL match, not sure what is.

Here's everything you need to know from the match, including highlights and a hole-by-hole recap.

TGL Golf: How to watch Jupiter Links vs. Los Angeles

ESPN and ESPN+ will carry coverage of Jupiter Links vs. Los Angeles.

TGL leaderboard: Los Angeles 12, Jupiter Links 1

LAGC won triples, 8-1

LAGC won singles, 4-0

TGL Hole 15: Theegala ends night with eagle

Homa and Theegala both find the fairway on the par-5, but Homa's second goes into the hazard, a theme for Jupiter Links on the night. Theegala responded with the shot of the night, a brilliant iron to a couple feet that he would convert for eagle.

TGL Hole 14: Kevin Kisner shank highlights hole

Neither player hit the green, but Kisner shanked his bunker shot off the flag and then nearly jarred his third on the comeback. Nevertheless, Morikawa got up and down or par to win the hole.

TGL: Charlie Woods in attendance

Charlie Woods is in attendance to watch dad in the debut, and Kisner even joked about subbing him in.

TGL Hole 13: Tiger Woods penalty leads to LAGC point

To add insult to injury, Tiger finds the penalty area off the tee then his third goes into the bunker. Advantage Rose and LAGC. Tiegr's fourth shot doesn't get out of the bunker, so he hits again. Rose has three shots to win and chips on the green, and he claims the second point of singles.

TGL Hole 12: Homa misses par to win, hole tied

A par 3 for Theegala and Homa, and Theegala misses the green to the left. Homa's ball lands in the bunker, but as is the case in simulator golf, takes a friendly bounce forward onto the green. Theegala's chip runs past the hole with some speed, leaving a tester coming back. Homa then putts and just misses the hole to the right but runs out a couple feet. Theegala for a big par from 13 feet away, and he misses it. Homa has 7 feet to win the hole, but he misses.

TGL Hole 11: Kisner goes OB, Morikawa wins

Morikawa finds the fairway, but Kisner hits it into the penalty area off the tee. Huge advantage for LAGC and Morikawa, who hits an incredible chip on the green to win the hole.

TGL Hole 10: Justin Rose misses putt for 3 points, ends in tie

Time for singles, first up Woods vs. Rose. The Hammer is thrown, and it's accepted, so the hole is worth two points. Both players lay up for their second shot on the par-5 before having a wedge-off to the green. Rosie goes a bit deep, but he's closer than Tiger, who rolls off a ridge to 35 feet. He powers it well past the hole, advantage Rose and LAGC.Rose's birdie attempt runs a couple feet by, but Tiger has nearly 15 feet for par and misses to the left. But The Hammer is thrown again, meaning if Rose makes this putt, he gets 3 points. From 5 feet, he misses. Both players bogey, and it's a tie.

TGL Hole 9: LAGC wraps up Triples with another 2-point win

Theegala tees off on the Spear, smashing a 334-yard drive on the difficult par 5. Homa's ball doesn't go as far, but he gets it over the water and it lands in the rough. Tiger's drop in the rough settles down, and he switches out his 3-wood for a wedge. Rosie hits the approach for LAGC, and he finds a bunker. Kisner says he flushed a wedge, but it comes up short and rolls back into the bunker. LAGC throws the Hammer, and Jupiter Links accepts. Morikawa out of the bunker for LAGC, and it's not a good shot, coming up short of the proper tier on the green. Now Homa from the sand, and he gets the ball to within a couple feet from a tricky lie. Theegala has a putt for birdie and the win, and he just misses to the right. Tiger has an 8 footer to tie, and Jupiter Links takes a timeout to go over the shot. Tiger's putt never had a chance, missing well right, and LAGC wins the Triples session, 8-1.

TGL Hole 8: LAGC increases lead after Justin Rose birdie

Morikawa and Kisner hit tee shots, both finding the fairway but Morikawa about 50 yards further. Homa's approach comes up about a foot short and finds the bunker. Theegala hits it on the green with a one-handed finish, and now Tiger gets his first taste of the bunker. He nearly jars it, but a big bounce before it checks leaves Jupiter Links with about 10 feet for par. It doesn't matter, though, because Rosie is hitting putts like he's in the Ryder Cup and they're going in. Birdie for LAGC and another point.

TGL Hole 7: Sahith Theegala drains par putt to tie

Tiger hits a tee shot on a par 3, misses the green and jokes a big gust of wind hit it. Rose also misses the green, but meanwhile, Kisner hits his best shot of the night, as his pitch runs to within a couple feet, and it's a par for Jupiter Links. Morikawa hits a poor chip shot, leaving a long look to tie for Theegala and LAGC. He drains it. Just as momentum seemed to be switching, nope.

TGL Hole 6: Jupiter Links, Tiger Woods win first hole

Theegala hits first off the tee, and his ball misses the fairway and finds a penalty area. Homa find the fairway and yells "c'mon" toward the crowd. Pressure on LA, Rosie hits a brilliant shot to the green with 16 feet left for par. Tiger responds with a wedge throwing it in tight to 10 feet. Morikawa hits the par putt for LA, but he misses, and with two putts to win the hole, Kisner doesn't even hit the putt but Jupiter Links gets on the board.

TGL Hole 5: Tiger buries long par putt, Justin Rose matches

Morikawa tees off for LA on the par 3, and his ball finds the green. Kisner misses the green (a ROUGH start for him), leaving a tough pitch for Homa, who nearly holes it again but it runs out a couple feet. Theegala waits until right before the shot clock expires, but his putt misses right and runs out a few feet. Woods has 8 feet for par, and he buries it to the loudest applause of the night. Rosie had a putt to tie, but before he hits it, Jupiter Links calls one of its two timeouts to ice him. No doubt, he makes it and wiggles his finger at Jupiter Links.

TGL Hole 4: Another Jupiter Links mistake leads to LA points

Another hole, another Hammer throw, this one from Jupiter Links after Rose's drive finds a bunker. Tiger then steps up and drills one down the fairway. Advantage LA after Kevin Kisner's second shot going for the green finds the penalty. Theegala found the green with a wedge, and then Homa hit the fourth and nearly holed it before the ball ran out a couple feet. Rose had a birdie putt to win the hole, and the putt barely misses on the high side. Then Tiger steps up to hit a par putt and tie the hole, and he misses it left. Two points for LA after being in trouble off the tee.

TGL Hole 3: Rose birdies after Hammer throw

Homa and Theegala hit off the tee, and Theegala sticks one while Homa finds the green but the far side. Woods hits the putt, and it just misses the hole and runs past a few feet. LA throws the Hammer at Kisner's feet, making the hole worth two points. Rose on the birdie attempt, and he finds the corner of the cup and capitalizes on the Hammer throw.

TGL Hole 2: Collin Morikawa gets first point of the night

Kisner and Morikawa takes two different lines off the tee on Pick Yer Plunder, a par-5 with three options from the tee box. On the second shot, Homa hit a wood into the hazard, leaving the door open for Los Angeles, but Theegala also hit his into the water. Tiger hits the fourth for Jupiter Links, and he flushes it long and into the water. Adrenaline much with a wedge? Probably. Collin Morikawa had two putts to win the hole and barely missed, but LA gets The Hammer back from the first hole and gets the first point of the night,

TGL Hole 1: Both teams make par

Los Angeles threw The Hammer before Tiger teed off, making the hole worth two points, but no worries. He stripes it down the middle, as does Justin Rose. Kisner and Morikawa both missed the green, but Theegala got LA close with a silky chip from the fringe. Homa did the same, and the teams tied the hole.

Tiger Woods walks out to Eye of the Tiger

The lights. The smoke. The Survivor classic. Tiger Woods is in the building, rocking a white hat and pants with his patented red shirt.

Big Cat has arrived

Tiger Woods is in the building.

Collin Morikawa arrives wearing 'LA Strong' shirt

Devastating fires in Los Angeles are on the minds of millions of Americans a week after the tragedy began, and Collin Morikawa showed up to SoFi Center on Tuesday wearing a special shirt.

Who is playing TGL Golf?

Tiger Woods, Max Homa and Kevin Kisner will play for Jupiter Links. Los Angeles has activated Collin Morikawa, Sahith Theegala and Justin Rose for the opening match.

For triples, the order will be Woods, Kisner then Homa for Jupiter Links. For Los Angeles, it will be Rose, Morikawa and Theegala.

In singles, Woods and Rose will play hole Nos. 10 and 13, Morikawa and Kisner Nos. 11 and 14 while Homa and Theegala will play Nos. 12 and 15.

Who are the announcers for TGL Golf?

Scott Van Pelt, Marty Smith and Matt Barrie comprise the telecast team for the broadcasts.

TGL Golf odds, bets

Los Angeles is favored in this one at -163, while Jupiter Links sits at +125.

TGL Golf schedule

Tuesday, Jan. 21

New York Golf Club vs. Atlanta Drive Golf Club

• Time: 7 p.m. ET

• Network: ESPN, ESPN+

Monday, Jan. 27

Jupiter Links Golf Club vs. Boston Common Golf

• Time: 6:30 p.m. ET

• Network: ESPN, ESPN+

Tuesday, Feb. 4

Boston Common Golf vs. Los Angeles Golf Club

• Time: 9 p.m. ET

• Network: ESPN, ESPN+

Monday, Feb. 17

Atlanta Golf Club vs. Los Angeles Golf Club

• Time: 1 p.m. ET

• Network: ESPN, ESPN+

Atlanta Drive Golf Club vs. The Bay Golf Club

• Time: 4 p.m. ET

• Network: ESPN, ESPN+

The Bay Golf Club vs. Boston Common Golf

• Time: 7 p.m. ET

• Network: ESPN, ESPN+

Tuesday, Feb 18

Jupiter Links Golf Club vs. New York Golf Club

• Time: 5 p.m. ET

• Network: ESPN, ESPN+

Monday, Feb. 24

Los Angeles Golf Club vs. New York Golf Club

• Time: 5 p.m. ET

• Network: ESPN, ESPN+

Boston Common Golf vs. Atlanta Drive Golf Club

• Time: 9 p.m. ET

• Network: ESPN, ESPN+

Tuesday, Feb. 25

The Bay Golf Club vs. Jupiter Links Golf Club

• Time: 9 p.m. ET

• Network: ESPN, ESPN+

Monday, March 3

The Bay Golf Club vs. Los Angeles Golf Club

• Time: 3 p.m. ET

• Network: ESPN, ESPN+

New York Golf Club vs. Boston Common Golf

• Time: 7 p.m. ET

• Network: ESPN, ESPN+

Tuesday, March 4

Jupiter Links Golf Club vs. Atlanta Drive Golf Club

• Time: 7 p.m. ET

• Network: ESPN, ESPN+

How do TGL matches work?

Each match will feature two sessions with different formats. Session 1 will be nine holes of “Triples,” three vs. three team alternate shot. Session 2 is six holes of “Singles,” a head-to-head competition where each competitor plays two holes.

Holes are worth one point each, and the team with the fewest shots on a hole wins the point. Ties are worth no points. If a match is all square at the end of the 15 holes, players will compete head-to-head until a team hits two shots closer to the pin than its competitors.

This article originally appeared on Golfweek: TGL highlights: Tiger Woods score, results for LAGC vs. Jupiter Links