Boston Common Golf vs Los Angeles Golf Club: TGL Golf Betting Odds

Los Angeles GC dominated in their TGL debut, winning nine of 15 holes while handing Tiger Woods and Jupiter Links GC a 12-1 beating three weeks ago. Boston Common entertained fans in their opening match against Jupiter Links, taking the 14^th hole to force overtime, where they came up just short in a 4-3 loss.

Despite enjoying a massive victory in their TGL debut, Los Angeles GC find themselves deadlocked with Boston Common at -110 on the Tuesday TGL odds. Indeed, Tuesday’s contest is expected to be a hard-fought affair, with LA holding a narrow edge as +125 favourites to be leading the match after nine holes.

Boston Common Golf Odds

Boston Common hopes to get a lift from Rory McIlroy’s success on the PGA Tour this past weekend. The four-time major tournament winner shot a final round 66 at the Pebble beach Pro-Am on his way to his first to his first Tour victory since last spring’s win at the Wells Fargo Championship. McIlroy also blanked Tiger Woods in head-to-head singles action on two holes in their TGL clash last month.

McIlroy is joined by the veteran duo of Keegan Bradley and Adam Scott. Bradley is coming off his worst performance of the PGA Tour season, finishing with a share of 65^th place at Pebble beach, ending a run of three straight Top 20 finishes. Bradley has yet to earn a point in singles play with Boston Common and came well up short in overtime versus Jupiter Links in his first TGL appearance.

Kevin Kisner failed to make the cut in his first PGA Tour appearance of the season last month at The American Express, extending the woes that marked his 2024 campaign, during which he missed the cut in 17 of 23 tournaments and cracked the Top 30 just once.

Los Angeles Golf Club Odds

Collin Morikawa stormed to the top of the TGL stats in multiple categories in his TGL debut. The two-time major winner enters Tuesday’s action leading the league in triple points won, triple holes won, and single points won while leading Los Angeles GC to a 12-1 demolition of Jupiter Links.

Morikawa has also been a steady performer in the early going of the PGA Tour season, opening his campaign with a second-place finish at The Sentry before claiming a share of 17^th place at Pebble Beach.

Joining Morikawa on Tuesday night is a pair of PGA Tour veterans, both of whom are coming off solid weekends at Pebble Beach. Justin Rose shot four sub-70 rounds to claim a share of third place with a score of -18, and is deadlocked Morikawa in triple points and triple holes won. Tommy Fleetwood makes his TGL debut on Tuesday, taking over for Sahith Theegala after opening his 2025 season with a 22^nd place finish at Pebble Beach.