Everything You Need to Know for The Bay Golf Club vs. Jupiter Links

On Sunday, Boston Common Golf clinched the No. 1 seed with a dramatic 7-6 Overtime victory over Jupiter Links GC.

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With Atlanta already secured of its playoff place, Los Angeles Golf Club nabbed its own spot with a 6-3 win over New York Golf Club on Monday night. That result left one playoff spot still up for grabs heading into the final match of the regular season: The Bay vs. Jupiter at 9 p.m. ET Tuesday.

TBGC is looking for a second straight postseason appearance after an 0-2 start, bouncing back with wins over Los Angeles Golf Club and New York Golf Club. Jupiter Links is trying to reach the postseason for the first time.

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It all comes down to this at SoFi Center, where Jason Kelce will be on the call as a special guest to add a little Philly flavor and entertainment value with the action heating up in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.

THE BAY GOLF CLUB vs. JUPITER LINKS GOLF CLUB

LINEUPS

The Bay Golf Club: Ludvig Åberg, Min Woo Lee, Wyndham Clark

Jupiter Links Golf Club: Max Homa, Tom Kim, Kevin Kisner

PLAYING ORDER REVEAL

Here’s the order in which players will tee off for their teams:

TRIPLES

SINGLES

SINGLES MATCHUPS

Ludvig Åberg vs. Max Homa: We begin with a mid-length par 5, Sterling, where Åberg’s distance will be a big advantage. That’s not the case at No. 13, The Plank, a drivable par 4 that’s all about strategy and execution.

Min Woo Lee vs. Tom Kim: Lee will be swinging for the fences at No. 11, Alpine, which yields monster drives on properly-placed tee shots. Kim’s accuracy is also a benefit as we’ve seen errant tee shots result in very difficult, lengthy approach shots. Then it's on to On the Rocks, a short par 3 where Lee’s short game will serve him well.

Wyndham Clark vs. Kevin Kisner: Kisner is an old-school shot-shaper who should like the look of The Last Toll, where players need to flight something through or around the broken down bridge tower. They conclude at The Spear, a mighty par 5 where Clark definitely has the advantage on paper with his distance off the tee.

THE COURSE

HAMMER DOWN

Jupiter struggled with Hammer strategy throughout Season 1, finishing last with a –12 Hamer points differential. While they have improved this year, JLGC currently sits T4 with a –4 points differential.

The Bay is T1 at +6 and has stayed alive in the playoff race by taking advantage of the Hammer at every opportunity. Jupiter will need to figure it out and be on point from a strategy perspective against a team that clearly knows how to swing a match at the proper time.