Now it’s time to crown a champion, with four teams still in the mix and no telling what’s going to happen when the playoffs begin Tuesday with a Semifinals doubleheader at SoFi Center.

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The single-elimination action begins with defending champion Atlanta Drive GC (No. 3 seed) and Los Angeles Golf Club (No. 2 seed) in the first Semifinal at 6:30 p.m. ET on ESPN.

Then, two postseason newcomers are set to clash with No. 4-seed Jupiter Links Golf Club taking on No. 1-seed Boston Common Golf at 9 p.m. on ESPN.

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The two winners move on to the best-of-three Finals series beginning March 23 as the top Season 2 contenders aim to take the SoFi Cup.

NO. 3 ATLANTA DRIVE GC VS. NO. 2 LOS ANGELES GOLF CLUB

LINEUPS

Atlanta Drive GC: Patrick Cantlay, Billy Horschel, Chris Gotterup

Los Angeles Golf Club: Justin Rose, Sahith Theegala, Tommy Fleetwood

PLAYING ORDER REVEAL

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

TRIPLES

Singles

STARTING STRONG

Los Angeles cruised to a 7-3 win over Atlanta in their first matchup earlier this season. They did it the same way they’ve been getting after teams all season – right out of the gate. LAGC took a 3-0 lead through the first three holes and stayed in command the rest of the way.

Los Angeles is second in Triples points won and Triples holes won, while Atlanta is near the bottom in the opening nine. The defending champs turn it on over the final six holes, leading the league in Singles holes won. But they can’t fall too far behind early if they hope to advance to the Finals for the second consecutive season.

SINGLES MATCHUPS

Patrick Cantlay vs. Justin Rose: These two should be evenly-matched on both holes, starting at the par 5 The Spear, where both players are capable of reaching in two. Then it’s on to the par 4 Cut the Sails, which rewards accuracy off the tee in a big way.

Billy Horschel vs. Sahith Theegala: Horschel and Theegala get going at No. 11, Straight Up, with Theegala’s irons play giving him a slight advantage on paper. Then, it’s anyone’s game at the 164-yard par 3 Fallen Pine.

Chris Gotterup vs. Tommy Fleetwood: No. 12, On the Rocks, takes Gotterup’s distance advantage out of play on the first hole for this matchup. But he’ll get to give it a healthy poke at the last, the Par 5 Sterling, potentially with a spot to the Finals at stake.

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THE COURSE

No. 4 JUPITER LINKS GOLF CLUB VS No. 1 BOSTON COMMON GOLF

LINEUPS

Jupiter Links Golf Club: Max Homa, Akshay Bhatia, Tom Kim

Boston Common Golf: Rory McIlroy, Keegan Bradley, Adam Scott

PLAYING ORDER REVEAL

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

TRIPLES

SINGLES

TRILOGY TIME

Jupiter and Boston have played two prior matches, both of them instant classics. Jupiter got the best of the Ballfrogs in 2025 with Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy going head-to-head, as Jupiter prevailed in a 4-3 Overtime win.

They needed extras again earlier this month when Boston returned the favor and got it done with a 7-6 Overtime victory. Now both teams are in the postseason for the first time and the stage is set for another back-and-forth thriller at SoFi Center.

SINGLES MATCHUPS

Max Homa vs. Rory McIlroy: These heavy hitters get it going at The Spear, where both players will be swinging for the fences. Same goes for No. 13, Cut the Sails, which could be reachable in one with a well-placed drive down the slope. Two ideal holes for Homa and McIlroy.

Akshay Bhatia vs. Keegan Bradley: The second group begins at No. 11, Straight Up, a tricky par 4 where accuracy off the tee is a must. They’ll also play No. 14, Fallen Pine, where Bhatia’s putting prowess could give him a small advantage.

Tom Kim vs. Adam Scott: The anchor pairing features two guys who’ve played lights out at SoFi Center of late, beginning at On the Rocks – a 138-yard par 3 where Kim made a hole-in-one to help send Jupiter to the playoffs earlier this month. They finish at Sterling, where Scott’s distance off the tee gives him a slight edge on paper.

THE COURSE

Both Semifinals matches will see the same course in play, with two exceptions on the Team Holes.

They begin at Flex, setting the tone with a difficult par 4 and plenty of potential for trouble off the tee. The new par 5 Caverns is back in play as the second hole, while the par 4 Stinger – a popular addition for Season 2 – is the sixth.

Cenote is also back in the rotation at No. 7, another popular addition as a par 3 where players can hit driver into the massive backslope and let it roll. Then it’s on to No. 8, Bluebonnet, a driveable but tricky par 4.

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Singles includes the new Par 4, Cut the Sails, which is also drivable thanks to the massive downslope running through the fairway.

It all concludes at No. 15, Sterling, a par 5 where players want a little movement on the tee shot to avoid the bunker lining the entire middle of the fairway.

HOLE SPOTLIGHT

On the Rocks, Par 3, 138 Yards

Playing as the 12th hole for both Semifinals matches, On the Rocks saw the most clutch shot in TGL history in the last match when Tom Kim made a go-ahead ace to give Jupiter the lead and ultimately propel them to the postseason.

Players will definitely be flag hunting again and the pressure is on for a hole that could swing either match late and make all the difference in determining who advances and who goes home.