Despite incurring a shot clock violation on Monday night, Tiger Woods and his team outlasted Rory McIlroy and his club in the TGL match inside a 1,500-seat indoor arena in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.

Woods was about to pull the putter back when his allotted 40 seconds expired and the buzzer sounded, handing the 15-time major winner an automatic one-stroke penalty, and thus costing him a chance of matching McIlroy's birdie.

Turns out that having Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy on your broadcast does good things for TV ratings. Who knew? TGL's fourth week featured a series of firsts for the new tech-infused indoor golf league: both Woods and McIlroy head-to-head in a competitive match.

The latest viewing figures from TGL - the indoor golf league founded by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy - have been released.

Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy were involved in TGL's latest match-up at the SoFi Center on Monday, and their was unsurprising increase in TV viewers on the week prior

Tiger Woods' Jupiter Links saw off McIlroy's Boston Common in overtime on Monday night, but the big-time match didn't result in huge TV

Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy faced off for the first time in the TGL arena on Monday night. They are co-founders of the league through their venture TMRW Sports and put on a show. It was the league’s most competitive match yet but was not the most watched.