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TGL: Best moments from Presidents' Day tripleheader - ESPN

TGL provided golf fans with action all day, as the new league hosted a Presidents' Day triple header on Monday afternoon.

The day kicked off with a match between Atlanta Drive Golf Club and Los Angeles Golf Club at 1 p.m. ET. Justin Thomas, Billy Horschel and Patrick Cantlay were active for Atlanta, while Lucas Glover sat out. For Los Angeles, Sahith Theegala, Tommy Fleetwood and Justin Rose were the active players. Collin Morikawa was inactive. Atlanta pulled off a comeback victory in overtime, beating Los Angeles 6-5.

In the second match, Atlanta competed against The Bay Golf Club at 4 p.m ET. Glover took the place of Horschel. On the other side, Wyndham Clark, Ludvig Åberg and Min Woo Lee played. Shane Lowry was inactive. The Bay held off Atlanta, beating them 6-5.

For the last match of the night, The Bay went head-to-head with Boston Common Golf at 7 p.m. ET. Lowry was active for The Bay, while Lee was on the sideline. Rory McIlroy, Hideki Matsuyama and Keegan Bradley played for Boston. Tyrrell Hatton did not participate in the match. The Bay beat Boston 5-4 to remain undefeated.

Here's a look at the best moments from Monday's TGL tripleheader.

Serena Williams had a hard time watching Los Angeles' performance on Hole 4. The team hit into the bunker on its second shot, then hit into the other bunker on the next shot.

Atlanta threw the hammer after Theegala's second bunker shot, in an attempt to make the hole worth two points, but Los Angeles wasn't willing to gamble, opting to decline and just give Atlanta a point.

Small putt, big win pic.twitter.com/Ns0zXEvRk1

Down 5-2, and on a must-win hole, Atlanta threw the hammer ahead of Hole 13 to make it worth two points. Clearly that was the right call, as Horschel played

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