Atlanta Remains Undefeated in TGL Golf with Horschel's Winning Putt

Billy Horschel sank a crucial putt to secure Atlanta Drive GC's seventh consecutive win, defeating The Bay Golf Club 7-4 on Tuesday. This victory keeps Atlanta undefeated and firmly in control as they aim to defend their title. In a rematch of last season's semi-final, Horschel, along with Patrick Cantlay and Chris Gotterup, played exceptionally well, deciding the match in just 13 holes and handing The Bay their first loss of the season. Horschel credited the team's success to their ability to work together, highlighting key chip-ins by Cantlay and Gotterup that kept the match competitive in Triples. The Bay briefly tied the match at 3-3 after Shane Lowry beat Horschel on the 10th hole, but Cantlay's 40-foot chip for birdie swung the momentum back in Atlanta's favor. Gotterup made the shot of the day at the sixth hole, overcoming a challenging position in a greenside bunker. The team's determination to win was evident, with Horschel stating, 'We care about this TGL, we compete, and we don't want to lose.' The match was also significant as it coincided with the announcement of the WTGL, a new league featuring LPGA stars, set to launch at the end of the 2026 LPGA Tour season. LPGA Tour commissioner Craig Kessler expressed his excitement about the opportunity, saying it gave him 'goosebumps.' The men's TGL is also set to expand in 2027 with the addition of the Motor City Golf Club from Detroit. Horschel reflected on the biggest golf stories of 2025, highlighting Rory's historic win at Augusta as a standout moment. The next TGL match will see New York Golf Club face Jupiter Links on January 14, with coverage live on Sky Sports Golf.