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Diabolical liquidity. Not so surprising I suppose- a big mismatch
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Lahiri having a shocker- penalized playing next hole for practicing out of the bunker 
Shame it's not a bit more balanced, good track for it and these things are usually fun. For all the talk of golf being a global game it's amazing how much depth the internationals lack behind a few big names. I just counted and there are 34 Americans ahead of Lahiri in the OWGR, poor guy's just out of his depth.
True about the International lack of depth for sure - Lahiri said he wasn't going to be so nervous after what happened in Korea - I beg to differ...
He's a vice captain. Could be playing better than some of them, mind you.
Biggest single Golf bet of the season on the Yanks...Hope it continues like this...
Thomas carrying his team...Fowler AWOL.
Thomas carrying his team...Fowler AWOL.
Nice relaxing Sunday for you, Jedi. Internationals lack of quality has told both days.
Posted somewhere thought a Blot!Not exactly inventive but actually made them more like 1 2 5 myself!!!
Early days but being outclassed for now!
Early days but being outclassed for now!
an embarrassment of a tournament, a worthy attempt to replicate Ryder Cup but nah,
Way to revive this is to make it 6 men 6 women, at least the ROW girls can play.
Yeah that lefty putt was a crusher, though it was over well before that.
Price, Els, Ogilvy and Johnstone should bring their clubs tomorrow.....
Both international teams so far get wet on their first hole, really dying with dignity.
If you could design a player with the grit, inspirational personality, mental fortitude and pressure putting needed for team matchplay golf, it would be the opposite of Adam Scott.
is it humanly possible to televise a live sports event and make it more unwatchable than sky do with golf.
there are FOUR games on, yet the coverage is abysmal.
there are FOUR games on, yet the coverage is abysmal.
Only time you get decent coverage is when there's a rules issue, then they're all over it every time.
I guess they play them, not much choice for the ticket holders, sponsors, TV etc. The internationals will be out for some individual dignity from this farce, question for betting purposes will be how hungover the Yanks are. Been a weird event, quite a lot of the individual matches have been good, tight matches, but the US have come out on top every single time.
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Johnny Miller basically just said no one will be watching tomorrow....#presidentscup2017
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Johnny Miller basically just said no one will be watching tomorrow....#presidentscup2017
Should've known Hoffman and Chappell would find a way to avoid winning it today.
what surprises me is that the yanks aren't outright favs for the 2018 ryder cup- I think they're significantly better than any other team- and I would argue this is a great american team
when you can call on spieth, thomas, dj, fowler, koepka, reed etc anyone else is going to struggle. I'd make them 1-2 shots so around evens seems very generous
when you can call on spieth, thomas, dj, fowler, koepka, reed etc anyone else is going to struggle. I'd make them 1-2 shots so around evens seems very generous
A year quite a long time in sport even though i do agree,if it was next week i would be piling in to USA...
Looks like Matsuyama and Trump have both decided to show up today.
Grillo,deary friend,what a card!No wonder getting thumped beyond recognition....
No wonder getting thumped beyond recognition....
What price were the US before the off?
Those who lumped on never had a moments worry, well done.
Those who lumped on never had a moments worry, well done.
Donald Trump has installed a room-sized golf simulator in the White House.
A White House official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, told the Post that the system, which was put in during the last few weeks, cost about $50,000 and that the president paid for it personally. The system replaced an older, less sophisticated simulator that had been installed during President Obama's time in office. While the simulator would allow Trump to play virtual rounds at courses all over the world, the source added that he hadn't used it since it was put in.
Presume POTUS has the Royal Melbourne east & west courses on there, in preparation for his visit to Melbourne (12th/15th December 2019)
https://www.presidentscup.com/
Back in Melbourne for the 3rd time - 1998 Captains Peter Thompson & Jack Nicklaus (First International win) - 2011 Greg Norman vs Fred Couples (15 - 19 to the USA).
A White House official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, told the Post that the system, which was put in during the last few weeks, cost about $50,000 and that the president paid for it personally. The system replaced an older, less sophisticated simulator that had been installed during President Obama's time in office. While the simulator would allow Trump to play virtual rounds at courses all over the world, the source added that he hadn't used it since it was put in.
Presume POTUS has the Royal Melbourne east & west courses on there, in preparation for his visit to Melbourne (12th/15th December 2019)
https://www.presidentscup.com/
Back in Melbourne for the 3rd time - 1998 Captains Peter Thompson & Jack Nicklaus (First International win) - 2011 Greg Norman vs Fred Couples (15 - 19 to the USA).
THE INTERNATIONAL TEAM @PresidentsCup Standings:-
1. @MarcLeish
2. @Louis57TM
3. Hideki Matsuyama
4. @CamSmithGolf
5. @HaoTong_Li
6. @Abraham_Ancer
7. @JustinHarding60
8. @JDayGolf
9. Si Woo Kim
10. @CoreConn COREY CONNERS.....the LISTOWEL NATIVE vaulted from 39th to 10th after his win
1. @MarcLeish
2. @Louis57TM
3. Hideki Matsuyama
4. @CamSmithGolf
5. @HaoTong_Li
6. @Abraham_Ancer
7. @JustinHarding60
8. @JDayGolf
9. Si Woo Kim
10. @CoreConn COREY CONNERS.....the LISTOWEL NATIVE vaulted from 39th to 10th after his win
Jockeying for Presidents Cup spots at EAST LAKE this week:
TIGER won't be back at East Lake this week, but there's no doubt he'll be paying close attention to the yanks in contention as he ponders his Captain's Picks.
The captain's picks won't be made until the first week of November, but this is the final big-time competition for players like Paddy 'Captain America' Reed, Tickie Fowler, Tony Finau, Gary Woodland and Kevin Kisner to make their case on the course in Atlanta. Captain's assistants are Fred Couples, Zach Johnson & Steve Stricker.
TEAM:-
Dustin Johnson
Justin Thomas
Brooks Koepka
Matt Kuchar
Xander Schauffele
Webb Simpson
Bryson DeChambeau
Patrick Cantlay
+4 more
TIGER won't be back at East Lake this week, but there's no doubt he'll be paying close attention to the yanks in contention as he ponders his Captain's Picks.
The captain's picks won't be made until the first week of November, but this is the final big-time competition for players like Paddy 'Captain America' Reed, Tickie Fowler, Tony Finau, Gary Woodland and Kevin Kisner to make their case on the course in Atlanta. Captain's assistants are Fred Couples, Zach Johnson & Steve Stricker.
TEAM:-
Dustin Johnson
Justin Thomas
Brooks Koepka
Matt Kuchar
Xander Schauffele
Webb Simpson
Bryson DeChambeau
Patrick Cantlay
+4 more
The discussion is over. End the debate.....
Tiger Woods HAS to pick himself for the Presidents Cup now....
...he’s so good in team events, and being the captain is too much to handle.
Gary Woodland on whether Tiger the captain should pick Tiger the player for the Presidents Cup team: “If he doesn’t, he’s dumb.”
Tiger Woods on how this weekend's play impacted Tiger the Ryder Cup Captain's opinions on possibly choosing Tiger the Player for his team: "I think the player definitely got the captain's attention..."
Anyhow, this isn’t the Ryder Cup so no one will really care THAT much. Having it hidden in dec helps too.
Think he should probably pick Mickelson, Woodland, Fowler, and Finau. Give Phil one last team appearance before the senior tour and get more viewers.
Tiger Woods HAS to pick himself for the Presidents Cup now....
...he’s so good in team events, and being the captain is too much to handle.
Gary Woodland on whether Tiger the captain should pick Tiger the player for the Presidents Cup team: “If he doesn’t, he’s dumb.”
Tiger Woods on how this weekend's play impacted Tiger the Ryder Cup Captain's opinions on possibly choosing Tiger the Player for his team: "I think the player definitely got the captain's attention..."
Anyhow, this isn’t the Ryder Cup so no one will really care THAT much. Having it hidden in dec helps too.
Think he should probably pick Mickelson, Woodland, Fowler, and Finau. Give Phil one last team appearance before the senior tour and get more viewers.
https://www.golfdigest.com/story/why-tiger-shouldnt-pick-tiger-for-the-presi...
USA STANDINGS.....
https://www.pgatour.com/stats/stat.140.html
Brooks Koepka
Justin Thomas
Dustin Johnson
Patrick Cantlay
Xander Schauffele
Webb Simpson
Matt Kuchar
Bryson DeChambeau
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9.Tony Finau
10.Gary Woodland
11.Rickie Fowler
12.Patrick Reed
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13.Tiger Woods
14.Chez Reavie
15.Kevin Kisner
16.Phil Mickelson
17.Charles Howell III
https://www.pgatour.com/stats/stat.140.html
Brooks Koepka
Justin Thomas
Dustin Johnson
Patrick Cantlay
Xander Schauffele
Webb Simpson
Matt Kuchar
Bryson DeChambeau
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9.Tony Finau
10.Gary Woodland
11.Rickie Fowler
12.Patrick Reed
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13.Tiger Woods
14.Chez Reavie
15.Kevin Kisner
16.Phil Mickelson
17.Charles Howell III
http://aussiegolfer.com.au/tiger-time-in-melbourne-beckons-following-histori...
Interesting to see if LISTOWEL’‘s Corey CONNERS gets in ahead of South African Justin HARDING.
Capt Ernie picks 4 more on Thursday.
Capt Ernie picks 4 more on Thursday.
INTERNATIONAL Team Standings Name/Points.....BEFORE the WGC-HSBC Champions.....
1 Marc Leishman 192.94
2 Hideki Matsuyama 187.11
3 Louis Oosthuizen 184.68
4 Adam Scott 180.30
5 Abraham Ancer 160.39
6 Li Haotong 128.63
7 CT Pan 125.77
8 Cameron Smith 124.17
...CAPTAIN's PICKS...…..
9 Jason Day 120.57 OWGR #28
10 Jazz Janewattananond 113.86 OWGR #62
11 Sung-jae Im 112.04 OWGR #34
12 Justin Harding 109.67 OWGR #64
13 Corey Conners 102.34 OWGR #56
14 Shugo Imahira 100.47 OWGR #53
15 Byeong-Hun An 97.26 OWGR #41
16 Si Woo Kim 94.85 OWGR #75
17 Sunghoon Kang 94.05 OWGR #74
18 Adam Hadwin 89.72 OWGR #44
19 Emiliano Grillo 88.34 OWGR #80
20 Kiradech Aphibarnrat 81.21 OWGR #79
21 Erik van Rooyen 78.39 OWGR #57
22 Rikuya Hoshino 76.62 OWGR #101
23 Branden Grace 73.68 OWGR #111
1 Marc Leishman 192.94
2 Hideki Matsuyama 187.11
3 Louis Oosthuizen 184.68
4 Adam Scott 180.30
5 Abraham Ancer 160.39
6 Li Haotong 128.63
7 CT Pan 125.77
8 Cameron Smith 124.17
...CAPTAIN's PICKS...…..
9 Jason Day 120.57 OWGR #28
10 Jazz Janewattananond 113.86 OWGR #62
11 Sung-jae Im 112.04 OWGR #34
12 Justin Harding 109.67 OWGR #64
13 Corey Conners 102.34 OWGR #56
14 Shugo Imahira 100.47 OWGR #53
15 Byeong-Hun An 97.26 OWGR #41
16 Si Woo Kim 94.85 OWGR #75
17 Sunghoon Kang 94.05 OWGR #74
18 Adam Hadwin 89.72 OWGR #44
19 Emiliano Grillo 88.34 OWGR #80
20 Kiradech Aphibarnrat 81.21 OWGR #79
21 Erik van Rooyen 78.39 OWGR #57
22 Rikuya Hoshino 76.62 OWGR #101
23 Branden Grace 73.68 OWGR #111
Day Im Hadwin & Niemann - grab you clubs - your off down under boys
Koepka out, Rickie in. I mean, what does Brendon Todd need to do?
It would be funny if he won again this week!
PAIRINGS AT TIger’s HERO may tell.....
Xander Schauffele-Gary Woodland (11:02 a.m.): Neither player has competed in a Presidents Cup or Ryder Cup. The only time either player has competed for the U.S. as a pro came in 2011, when Woodland was a member of the winning World Cup team (with Matt Kuchar). Both players are known for being tough competitors. Schauffele has a knack for summoning his best golf during the biggest events, while Woodland displayed his mettle by holding off Brooks Koepka in the final round of this year’s U.S. Open. Woodland is one of the TOUR’s best ball-strikers, but ranked outside the top 100 in both Strokes Gained: Around-the-Green and Strokes Gained: Putting last season. Schauffele, who ranked in the top 50 in all four Strokes Gained categories, could complement him well if they do pair up at the Presidents Cup.
Bryson DeChambeau-Webb Simpson (11:13 a.m.): Simpson was the youngest member of the U.S. Team in the 2011 Presidents Cup at Royal Melbourne. Now, at 34, he’s one of the team’s veterans. He’s a well-liked player whose well-rounded game could complement almost anyone. The only thing Simpson lacks is distance off the tee, but he’s one of the TOUR’s best from approach shots on in. Last season, he ranked in the top 20 in Strokes Gained: Approach-the-Green, Around-the-Green and Putting. He’s also one of the United States’ hottest players, with four runners-up in his last 10 starts. Starting with a T5 at the Masters, Simpson’s worst finish in his last 14 starts is T30. DeChambeau has spent the past few weeks beefing up in the gym, so his added distance off the tee may make up for Simpson’s one shortcoming.
Patrick Reed-Patrick Cantlay (11:24 a.m.): We saw this one coming. In fairness, it wasn’t hard to spot. Their relationship dates back to their days in amateur golf. They’ve paired together in all three team editions of the Zurich Classic of New Orleans, including a T7 finish in 2018. “We’ve always enjoyed each other’s company and enjoyed each other’s competitiveness,” Reed said. “We are both pretty intense and like team competitions.” This will be Cantlay’s first time competing for the U.S. as a professional. Reed, who had to rely on a captain’s pick, is the only player to compete on every U.S. team and qualify for every TOUR Championship since 2014.
Tiger Woods-Justin Thomas (11:35 a.m.): Tiger gets the pick of the litter, and it appears he’s selected Thomas. Woods has been a mentor for his South Florida neighbor, and even hosted the celebratory dinner after Thomas won his first major. As Woods has returned to form, though, his wellspring of advice has dried up. “I think now they're starting to see me as a competitor because I'm starting to come back again. For a while there, that wasn't the case. I'm just a person that they could bounce ideas off of — what did I used to do and how do I feel these things, what do I do in certain situations, certain shots,” Woods said in 2018. That doesn’t mean they can’t be friends. Woods and Thomas are both coming off wins on the Asian Swing. Thomas has two wins (and two other top-10s) in his last five starts. Combine that form with Woods’ wisdom around Royal Melbourne and this team could be hard to beat.
Rickie Fowler-Tony Finau (11:46 a.m.): Finau was a captain’s pick, while Fowler was a fill-in for the injured Brooks Koepka. They’re two of the nicest guys on TOUR, and they’re known for their consistent play, but if there’s one concern it could be recent form. The recently-married Fowler hasn’t competed since the TOUR Championship. Finau has finished outside the top 50 in his last three starts. They both should find a firm and fast Royal Melbourne to their liking, though. Fowler has long said that The Open Championship is his favorite major because it allows him to exercise his creative side, while Finau has five top-10s in the past eight majors.
Matt Kuchar-Chez Reavie (11:57 a.m.): There are an odd number of U.S. team members in the Hero field after Dustin Johnson’s WD (he still plans on competing next week). That leaves Kuchar as the lone player not paired with a Presidents Cup teammate. Instead, he’s playing with the man who replaced Johnson in the field, Chez Reavie. It’s safe to assume that the plan was for Kuchar and Johnson to play together. They’ve paired together in the last Presidents Cup, going 2-0 as a Foursomes team.
Xander Schauffele-Gary Woodland (11:02 a.m.): Neither player has competed in a Presidents Cup or Ryder Cup. The only time either player has competed for the U.S. as a pro came in 2011, when Woodland was a member of the winning World Cup team (with Matt Kuchar). Both players are known for being tough competitors. Schauffele has a knack for summoning his best golf during the biggest events, while Woodland displayed his mettle by holding off Brooks Koepka in the final round of this year’s U.S. Open. Woodland is one of the TOUR’s best ball-strikers, but ranked outside the top 100 in both Strokes Gained: Around-the-Green and Strokes Gained: Putting last season. Schauffele, who ranked in the top 50 in all four Strokes Gained categories, could complement him well if they do pair up at the Presidents Cup.
Bryson DeChambeau-Webb Simpson (11:13 a.m.): Simpson was the youngest member of the U.S. Team in the 2011 Presidents Cup at Royal Melbourne. Now, at 34, he’s one of the team’s veterans. He’s a well-liked player whose well-rounded game could complement almost anyone. The only thing Simpson lacks is distance off the tee, but he’s one of the TOUR’s best from approach shots on in. Last season, he ranked in the top 20 in Strokes Gained: Approach-the-Green, Around-the-Green and Putting. He’s also one of the United States’ hottest players, with four runners-up in his last 10 starts. Starting with a T5 at the Masters, Simpson’s worst finish in his last 14 starts is T30. DeChambeau has spent the past few weeks beefing up in the gym, so his added distance off the tee may make up for Simpson’s one shortcoming.
Patrick Reed-Patrick Cantlay (11:24 a.m.): We saw this one coming. In fairness, it wasn’t hard to spot. Their relationship dates back to their days in amateur golf. They’ve paired together in all three team editions of the Zurich Classic of New Orleans, including a T7 finish in 2018. “We’ve always enjoyed each other’s company and enjoyed each other’s competitiveness,” Reed said. “We are both pretty intense and like team competitions.” This will be Cantlay’s first time competing for the U.S. as a professional. Reed, who had to rely on a captain’s pick, is the only player to compete on every U.S. team and qualify for every TOUR Championship since 2014.
Tiger Woods-Justin Thomas (11:35 a.m.): Tiger gets the pick of the litter, and it appears he’s selected Thomas. Woods has been a mentor for his South Florida neighbor, and even hosted the celebratory dinner after Thomas won his first major. As Woods has returned to form, though, his wellspring of advice has dried up. “I think now they're starting to see me as a competitor because I'm starting to come back again. For a while there, that wasn't the case. I'm just a person that they could bounce ideas off of — what did I used to do and how do I feel these things, what do I do in certain situations, certain shots,” Woods said in 2018. That doesn’t mean they can’t be friends. Woods and Thomas are both coming off wins on the Asian Swing. Thomas has two wins (and two other top-10s) in his last five starts. Combine that form with Woods’ wisdom around Royal Melbourne and this team could be hard to beat.
Rickie Fowler-Tony Finau (11:46 a.m.): Finau was a captain’s pick, while Fowler was a fill-in for the injured Brooks Koepka. They’re two of the nicest guys on TOUR, and they’re known for their consistent play, but if there’s one concern it could be recent form. The recently-married Fowler hasn’t competed since the TOUR Championship. Finau has finished outside the top 50 in his last three starts. They both should find a firm and fast Royal Melbourne to their liking, though. Fowler has long said that The Open Championship is his favorite major because it allows him to exercise his creative side, while Finau has five top-10s in the past eight majors.
Matt Kuchar-Chez Reavie (11:57 a.m.): There are an odd number of U.S. team members in the Hero field after Dustin Johnson’s WD (he still plans on competing next week). That leaves Kuchar as the lone player not paired with a Presidents Cup teammate. Instead, he’s playing with the man who replaced Johnson in the field, Chez Reavie. It’s safe to assume that the plan was for Kuchar and Johnson to play together. They’ve paired together in the last Presidents Cup, going 2-0 as a Foursomes team.
could someone explain the scoring format, is it the same as the ryder cup?
thanks.
thanks.
lol yeah but worth a watch. Tiger/Thomas go 1 up str8 away. Some understandable nerves from Niemann off the 1st tee
Im feeling at home str8 away - love watching that guy play
those yanks on the first tee making fools of themselves, twats
Thurs 12th - Sun 15th December.....
Format.....
Day 1: Thursday Four-balls (5 matches)
Day 2: Foursomes Friday (5 matches)
Day 3: Sat. Four-ball (4 matches in the morning)
Day 3: Sat. Foursomes (4 matches in the afternoon)
Day 4: Singles Sunday (12 matches)
https://www.thescore.com/pga/news/1902099/comprehensive-guide-to-the-presidents-cup
Format.....
Day 1: Thursday Four-balls (5 matches)
Day 2: Foursomes Friday (5 matches)
Day 3: Sat. Four-ball (4 matches in the morning)
Day 3: Sat. Foursomes (4 matches in the afternoon)
Day 4: Singles Sunday (12 matches)
https://www.thescore.com/pga/news/1902099/comprehensive-guide-to-the-presidents-cup
Huge boos turn to cheers as 'you know who' arrives on the first tee.....then opening tee shot for 'Pat' finds the bunker.....Ironic or what.....not making this up.
AN starts his Presidents Cup career with a beautiful chip-in eagle.
USA vs. Intl
Woods/Thomas vs. Niemann/Leishman: - USA 1 up thru 3
Cantlay/Schauffele vs. Im/Hadwin: - International 1 up thru 2
Finau/DeChambeau vs. An/Scott: -
Reed/Simpson vs. Pan/Matsuyama: -
Woodland/Johnson vs. Oosthuizen/Ancer: -
Woods/Thomas vs. Niemann/Leishman: - USA 1 up thru 3
Cantlay/Schauffele vs. Im/Hadwin: - International 1 up thru 2
Finau/DeChambeau vs. An/Scott: -
Reed/Simpson vs. Pan/Matsuyama: -
Woodland/Johnson vs. Oosthuizen/Ancer: -
2 up thru 4, Tiger and JT .....nite nite y'all
Tiger chips in from off the 5th green for a birdie... he's birdied 3 of the first five on his own ball !
20/25mph Southerly Winds whipping across RM - no easing up this afternoon either.....eagles on 15 composite course no doubt.
Oosthuizen/Ancer 1up thru2.....What the best live scoring app ?
Intl Team haven't won an opening session since foursomes win 3½/2½ in 2005
Dec 12, 2019 -- 12:02AM, GRANTCKING wrote:
fancy dustin and woodland to win their match
worst pick of all time maybe
Dec 12, 2019 -- 1:17AM, Catch Me ifyoucan wrote:
Oosthuizen/Ancer 1up thru2.....What the best live scoring app ?
probs bet 365
tbf I could match you on some of my football bets of late - some right nightmares there! glad to have some decent golf to go back to
USA in red fancy dress !
Woods/Thomas 1UP Leishman/Niemann
Schauffele/Cantlay E Hadwin/Im
DeChambeau/Finau 1UP Scott/An
Simpson/Reed 2UP Matsuyama/Pan
Johnson/Woodland 3UP Oosthuizen/Ancer
Woods/Thomas 1UP Leishman/Niemann
Schauffele/Cantlay E Hadwin/Im
DeChambeau/Finau 1UP Scott/An
Simpson/Reed 2UP Matsuyama/Pan
Johnson/Woodland 3UP Oosthuizen/Ancer
Grant,
Golf Australia Mag have things covered TY
Golf Australia Mag have things covered TY
Golf Channel Presidents Cup Live Stream:
https://watchgolf.ch/o7QUbp
https://watchgolf.ch/o7QUbp
One of the best courses in Australia , Melbourne . Mckenzie ( Colt stable ) course . Proper golf course , and all the guys are enjoying the challenge as far as I can see so far . Suits the International team more than the USA , but overall the USA have better players world ranking wise . Interesting to see if Internationals can produce a "Ryder Cup" performance through momentum and spirit . Good start for them so far . Long way to go though.
Those putts on 18 by Cantlay and then JT could be absolutely massive. Also, throw in the late comeback for a half by Woodland and Fowler and the US stopped an absolute runaway. It could easily have been 8-2 Int. Int team backed down to 1.2x too.
With just a handful of holes left to play at Royal Melbourne on Friday, the Internationals were on track to take an 8-2 lead into the weekend. They have never led by more than four points after two rounds. But long-range bombs on the 18th from both Thomas and Cantlay sealed wins in their respective matches, while Fowler and Woodland avoided defeat having trailed as late as the 16th hole. The rapid turnaround saw the Internationals go from keeping the USA winless on Friday to sharing honours.
They still lead the competition 6½ / 3½
Thomas looks a lock for Top USA Point Scorer this morning
They still lead the competition 6½ / 3½
Thomas looks a lock for Top USA Point Scorer this morning
- Louis Oosthuizen and Adam Scott defeated Dustin Johnson and Matt Kuchar – 3 and 2
- Adam Hadwin and Joaquin Niemann defeated by Xander Schauffele and Patrick Cantlay – 1 up
- Marc Leishman and Abraham Ancer defeated Webb Simpson and Patrick Reed – 3 and 2
- Hideki Matsuyama and Byeong Hun An defeated by Tiger Woods and Justin Thomas – 1 up
- Sungjae Im and Cameron Smith tied with Gary Woodland and Rickie Fowler - A/S
Not picked: Bryson DeChambeau and Tony Finau (US), C.T. Pan and Haotong Li (INT)
- Adam Hadwin and Joaquin Niemann defeated by Xander Schauffele and Patrick Cantlay – 1 up
- Marc Leishman and Abraham Ancer defeated Webb Simpson and Patrick Reed – 3 and 2
- Hideki Matsuyama and Byeong Hun An defeated by Tiger Woods and Justin Thomas – 1 up
- Sungjae Im and Cameron Smith tied with Gary Woodland and Rickie Fowler - A/S
Not picked: Bryson DeChambeau and Tony Finau (US), C.T. Pan and Haotong Li (INT)
THEIR UNDER-WAY DOWN-UNDER.....
SATURDAY MORNING FOUR-BALLS...
7:02am: Leishman and Li vs Justin n Ricky
7:16am: Xander Schauffele and Paddy trick Cantlay vs Sungjaie Im and Ancer
7:30am: Hideki and CT Pan vs Simpson & YouKnowWho
7:44am: Kuchar and Finau vs Scott and An
Sitting it out this morning.....Hadwin, Niemann, Oosthuizen, Smith AND Dechambeau, Johnson, Woodland and Tiger.
SATURDAY MORNING FOUR-BALLS...
7:02am: Leishman and Li vs Justin n Ricky
7:16am: Xander Schauffele and Paddy trick Cantlay vs Sungjaie Im and Ancer
7:30am: Hideki and CT Pan vs Simpson & YouKnowWho
7:44am: Kuchar and Finau vs Scott and An
Sitting it out this morning.....Hadwin, Niemann, Oosthuizen, Smith AND Dechambeau, Johnson, Woodland and Tiger.
10-8 with 12 singles to come.
Betting has Internationals slight favourites @ 2.12 with USA @ 2.42.
Tie @ 8.2 is the bet with Ancer stuffing Woods in the opening singles.
Hideki shud beat Finau in game 2.
Long night ahead
Betting has Internationals slight favourites @ 2.12 with USA @ 2.42.
Tie @ 8.2 is the bet with Ancer stuffing Woods in the opening singles.
Hideki shud beat Finau in game 2.
Long night ahead
Never seen such a collapse - Fowler/JT were 5up thru 10 - ended up AS!
I think it's fair to say Reed is fired up after yesterday's incident. 5 up thru 6!
Dec 15, 2019 -- 1:38AM, Hank Hill wrote:
I think it's fair to say Reed is fired up after yesterday's incident. 5 up thru 6!
what happened yesterday? I heard them say earlier he was on course security 2day
Some bloke swearing at Reed and the caddie went up to him and smashed the drinks out of his hands lol caddie was told to not turn up
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