Tiger Woods made TGL history on Monday night.
It just wasn’t the kind he was probably looking for.
Woods became the first player in what is now four weeks of the new tech-infused golf league to receive a shot-clock violation. On the first hole of singles opposite Rory McIlroy, Woods had 8 feet for birdie to tie, but before he could put a putter face on the ball, the buzzer sounded mid-stroke.
Woods missed the putt anyway, but the one-stroke penalty officially handed the point to McIlroy, giving BostonCommon a 2-1 lead over Jupiter Links with five singles holes to play.
Earlier on the hole, the par-5 10th called Spear, Woods flushed a 3-wood 267 yards to 30 feet. McIlroy then matched him with a…