Kisner found a bunker off the tee, then nearly found the fan-filled stands when he skulled one from the sand. Instead, the ball caromed hard off the flagstick and wound up in the rough on the other side. That had his Jupiter teammates Tiger and Max Homa—along with all of Los Angeles Golf Club—in stitches. But then things got even better.

Tiger Woods made his TGL debut on Tuesday in what turned out to be a very lopsided match at his team's expense. It was mostly a night to forget for his

What Kevin Kisner did on the 14th hole during Tuesday night’s match may go down as the funniest moment in TGL history, even though this new venture is only two weeks old. After hitting his approach shot into the greenside bunker,

Kevin Kisner launches his bunker shot off the pin, prompting everyone, including Tiger Woods, to burst into laughter.

Two more teams made their TGL debut on Tuesday night, with LA Golf Club routing Jupiter Links Golf Club 12-1. While the two matches thus far have been short on climactic moments—The Bay Golf Club beat New York Golf Club 9-2 last Tuesday—they have not been short on entertainment.

Fans are crushing Kevin Kisner online amid a slow start for Tiger Woods' Jupiter Links Golf Club in their TGL debut.

Kevin Kisner faced Collin Morikawa on the hole in question and found himself outmatched. Since agreeing to join TGL, Kisner has stepped back from the PGA Tour and moved into an analyst role — and while he's still playing, albeit in a more limited capacity, the rust showed.

Sahith Theegala ultimately pulled off the best wedge shot of the lot, hitting his from 128 yards five yards long on the ninth hole. Kisner hit his second wedge shot of the night on the same hole, and from 106, dunked it into a bunker 96 yards away. If you're keeping score, that's six wedge shots, an average of just 115 yards. Of those …

The second night of the TGL provided few highlights, but one Kevin Kisner shot sent people ducking and made Tiger Woods laugh so hard, he cried.

Golfer Kevin Kisner is no amateur, enjoying four PGA Tour wins and two top-10 finishes in the majors during a career that's lasted nearly 20 years. But the man proved not just mortal, but normal during today's TGL broadcast.