Presidents Cup 2011 Leaderboard: Struggles of Top Guns Won’t Keep USA from Win

The American team of Dustin Johnson and Tiger Woods really should have been dominant, especially in a four-ball format, where aggressive players are given far more freedom. Instead, in the three different sessions they were paired together, the team went 1-2, with both losses coming in four ball. Fortunately for the Americans, the rest of their squad was nearly flawless over the opening four sessions.... 

Presidents Cup 2011: US to Triumph Despite Tiger Woods’ Lackluster Performance

Through Saturday, the United States leads the International team 13-9 at the 2011 Presidents Cup, which is a lead big enough that the US will maintain it through Sunday for the win. On Sunday, all golfers involved will participate in Sunday Singles, which pits each individual in head-to-head action with a member from the opposition. Despite Tiger Woods’ 1-3 performance thus far, the Americans... 

Presidents Cup 2011: Tiger Woods, U.S. to Defend Title

Tiger Woods and the Americans have taken control of the 2011 Presidents Cup, and they will certainly defend their title this year. The Internationals must take eight of 12 points on the final day to win, and the way the Americans are playing, they don’t stand a chance. Winning four of the five matches in the morning foursomes, the Americans extended their 7-5 lead coming into the day.  While... 

Presidents Cup 2011: USA Won’t Choke Lead Away in Final Day

The 2011 Presidents Cup is over. The USA will not choke away a 13-9 lead heading into the final day of play in Australia. Book it. No side has ever come back from down this type of deficit in the history of the Presidents Cup. This isn’t a competition that has been around for only a few years—it has been around for 17 years. There is a strong history to this trend. The largest rally in... 

Presidents Cup 2011: Americans Set to Seal Deal vs. International Team on Sunday

Not even Tiger Woods, in all of his stumbling splendor, can keep the US team from capturing its fourth consecutive Presidents Cup. And with the way Woods’ golf game has languished since 2009, that’s saying something. The Americans dominated in foursome play at Royal Melbourne on a rain-soaked Saturday in Australia, earning points in four out of five matchups to extend their advantage from... 

Presidents Cup 2011: International Team Will Need Miracle to Rebound After Day 3

The fat lady hasn’t sung, but she is already warming up after Day 3 of the 2011 Presidents Cup in Melbourne, Australia. The Americans entered the third day with a 7-5 lead over the International team. It took them very little time to build off of that lead. Heading into the day, Tiger Woods was the only Americans who had really been struggling on the course. He had failed to make a point over... 

Presidents Cup 2011: Tiger Woods’ First Win Will Help End His Struggles

Tiger Woods got his first win of the 2011 Presidents Cup on Saturday, and it is a victory that will give him the confidence to end his recent struggles and help his country. Woods and Dustin Johnson defeated Adam Scott and K.J. Choi 3&2 to help the Americans complete a successful day on course. Woods reflected on the day, via ESPN. It was a day of patience. The weather was kind... 

World Cup: Injured Thomas Bjorn Opts Out of China

Denmark’s Thorbjorn Olesen will replace the injured Thomas Bjorn in the Omega World Cup and play with Anders Hansen at Mission Hills in China in three weeks. Once again, Bjorn, who has won three times on the European Tour this season, is struggling with an old neck injury. Hansen and Bjorn both had to opt out of this week’s Phoenix Open in Japan. However, former PGA Tour player Hansen will... 

Novak Djokovic and 5 Things We Learnt from This Year’s Regular Season

This year has had its fair share of surprises, and most of the predictions made for 2011 were simply tossed out of the window as soon as the first ball was hit in January. Likely as that is to happen again, I’ll still take a stab at it. Here are five significant observations from 2011, which should help us estimate to some degree what to expect in what should be a scintillating 2012.  Begin... 

Presidents Cup 2011: U.S. Advantage Proves Tiger Woods Is Irrelevant

Tiger Woods has yet to notch a single point at the 2011 Presidents Cup, yet the Americans own a 7-5 lead over the International team at Royal Melbourne. What does that tell you? Allow me to answer that question for you—that Tiger, as everyone already knew, is irrelevant in the golf world today. To be fair, neither team has played particularly well in Australia so far. The 24 participants, among... 

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