Sahith Theegala hit the best wedge shot of the lot, hitting his 128-yard shot 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.

Perhaps the most puzzling aspect of TGL’s opening night—despite the robot green, basketball-inspired shot clock and “Hammer”—was the fact league’s two superstar founders, Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy,

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

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.

Tiger Woods has yet to hit a single TGL shot in competition, but that hasn't kept the 15-time major champ from already owning the league's craziest highlight.

Kevin Kisner looked like an average weekend hacker on the second night of TGL, and left Tiger Woods doubled over laughing in the process.

TGL is trying to change the way fans watch golf. The new venture offers a spin on a golf simulator league, in which players have to still chip and putt on an actual green. The league was created in part by Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods.

Tiger Woods' TGL debut resulted in a lopsided loss, but the 15-time major still appeared to be having the time of his life. Kevin Kisner helped with both. The 40-year-old part-time announcer was Jupiter Golf Links' clear weak link all night,

Tiger Woods and the Jupiter Links Golf Club got embarrassed on Tuesday night against the Los Angeles Golf Club, but at least they had fun in the process. On the 14th hole of the night, Kevin Kisner hit a missile out of the greenside bunker.

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.