Tiger Woods says he’s rested and healthy, but the 15-time Major champion isn’t committing to using a Presidents Cup captain’s pick on himself. At least not yet.
Phil Mickelson’s stretch of consecutive weeks in the top 50 of the World Ranking could end this week at the CJ Cup after nearly 26 years. Yet that’s not the only decades-long run that he might see snapped in the near future.
Captain Tiger Woods will turn to his No.1-ranked player Brooks Koepka to bring both fire and ice as Team USA seek to continue their Presidents Cup dominance at Royal Melbourne Golf Club from December 12.
Mexico has its first Presidents Cup representative, with Abraham Ancer securing a spot on the 2019 Presidents Cup International Team following his best career PGA Tour finish – a runner-up at The Northern Trust – that vaulted him from No.10 to No.5 on the International Team standings.
Former world No.1 and four-time Major champion Ernie Els is looking forward to exploring the Pacific paradise of Fiji when he makes his debut at the Fiji International presented by Fiji Airways at Natadola Bay Championship Golf Course from August 2-5 .
The Junior Presidents Cup will act as a true curtain raiser for the main event in 2019 when some of golf’s brightest young stars fight it out at Royal Melbourne just days before the big boys. Following a successful inaugural event in New Jersey last year, the junior teams event will take place Sunday, December Read more…
Tiger Woods and Ernie Els are headed to Melbourne as captains of the USA and International Teams respectively for the 2019 Presidents Cup at Royal Melbourne Golf Club from December 9-15.
According to a Morning Read report, Woods and Ernie Els will be named captains for the 2019 Presidents Cup, held at Royal Melbourne Golf Club. The announcement is expected to be made Tuesday.
How the North Carolina club pulled off its crazy plan to overhaul an already tour-calibre course and make it fit for a Major championship in just 15 months.
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