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The emotions poured out of Tiger Woods, just like they did at Augusta National in the spring, except this felt different. This was for 11 players - at times his teammates, always under his captaincy - who delivered another American victory in the Presidents Cup and a moment that nearly brought Woods

The United States won the Singles 8-4 to come from behind and beat the Internationals 16-14 in a dramatic finale to the Presidents Cup in Australia. (AP)

High emotions, fierce hugs from Tiger Woods, this time as a winner both ways in the Presidents Cup. Woods capped off a big year that began with his 15th major at the Masters by playing and leading his US team to another victory in the Presidents Cup on Sunday at Royal Melbourne. The first playing captain

The emotions poured out of Tiger Woods, just like they did at Augusta National in the spring, except this felt different. The Masters was for him. This was for 11 players — at times his teammates, always under his captaincy — who delivered another American victory in the Presidents Cup and a moment

Tiger Woods has won 15 majors and a record 82 US PGA Tour events all over the world but the US superstar admitted Sunday there was something extra special in winning the Presidents Cup. Woods became only the second playing-captain to lift the biennial matchplay trophy after Hale Irwin in the inaugural

Tiger Woods' United States produced a stunning turnaround to deny the Internationals a first Presidents Cup in 21 years Sunday, dominating the singles on a tense final day that went to the wire at Royal Melbourne. Veteran Matt Kuchar was the hero, with his winning putt on the 17th in the penultimate

Woods capped off a big year that began with his 15th major at the Masters by playing and leading his U.S. team to another victory in the Presidents Cup on Sunday at Royal Melbourne. The first playing captain in 25 years, he opened the 12 singles matches by beating Abraham Ancer to set the Presidents

The end for the Internationals came about halfway through a mostly cloudy Sunday afternoon at Royal Melbourne. The Internationals led 10-8 going into Sunday's 12 singles matches, and now have the distinction of being the only team to lead going into the final day and lose. Matt Kuchar's 5-foot

Tiger Woods' United States produced a stunning turnaround to deny the Internationals a first Presidents Cup in 21 years Sunday, dominating the singles on a tense final day that went to the wire at Royal Melbourne. Veteran Matt Kuchar was the hero, with his winning putt on the 17th in the penultimate

It was a whole lot tougher than most expected, but the Tiger Woods-led US team defeated Ernie Els’ Internationals to win the Presidents Cup.

United States captain Tiger Woods led from the front as the Americans dominated the Sunday singles to overhaul the Internationals at Royal Melbourne 16-14 and claim an eighth successive Presidents Cup. Woods clinched a record 27th win in the event with a 3&2 victory over Abraham Ancer to fire up his

Tiger Woods will (almost assuredly) return as a U.S. captain. As for Ernie Els, he's hesitant, but he's not saying no to another go with the Internationals.

Without his regular caddie, Patrick Reed finally played like Patrick Reed on Sunday at the Presidents Cup, where he aided his team to victory with a 4 and 2 win over C.T. Pan.

“We are very inspired to play for Tiger, and it’s so satisfying to win this cup because of that,� Tony Finau said after rallying back from a 4-down deficit.

Following another Presidents Cup loss on Sunday at Royal Melbourne, International captain Ernie Els said he is looking for even more change to the event.

Abraham Ancer said at last month's Mayakoba Golf Classic that he wished to play against Tiger Woods at the Presidents Cup. He got his wish, but it didn't go the way he had hoped. "Abe wanted it, he got it," Tiger said.

Tiger Woods spent a career beating Ernie Els with his golf clubs, and now he’s bested him with an earpiece.

The International team needed things to fall in their favor in order to win the Presidents Cup. Nearly everything came together, but it still wasn't enough.

While the International team did not have the breakthrough it desired at the Presidents Cup, it did find another one of sorts to hang its hat on.

Fred Couples described himself and Steve Stricker as “both crybabies,� so it was nice for them to have some company for once.

Minutes after the U.S. team secured victory in the 13th Presidents Cup, the president himself sent a note of congratulations.

After a year spent courting controversy, Matt Kuchar will exit 2019 in style, having secured the Presidents Cup for the United States.

NAPLES, Fla. (AP) -- Brendon Todd and Billy Horschel shot a 6-under 66 in modified alternate shot Saturday for a share of the second round lead on the QBE Shootout.

Just when I didn’t think this year could get any better, playing-captain Tiger Woods closed out 2019 with a clinical singles win over Abraham Ancer.

Captain Tiger Woods sent out player Tiger Woods in the first singles match on Sunday at the Presidents Cup. Player Tiger Woods made the captain look good.

Miami (AFP) - Bubba Watson and Charles Howell III produced a late birdie spree to join a five-way tie at the top of the leaderboard on Saturday at the QBE Shootout in Florida.

The controversy surrounding golf’s pantomime villain has finally spilt out into the stalls. Patrick Reed’s caddie was involved in an altercation with a fan at Royal Melbourne and has been banned from carrying the bag on the final day of the Presidents Cup. It is an unprecedented situation, despite these

It's well-known that Terrell Owens loves him some him, but apparently he's also a big fan of other people who love them some them, and he let Justin Thomas and Tiger Woods know it.

The International team has the lead going into the final day of the Presidents Cup for the first time in 16 years, and it has a trio of rookies to thank for that. Marc Leishman and unbeaten rookie Abraham Ancer staged a remarkable rally Saturday afternoon in foursomes, going from 5 down with eight holes

Sir Nick Faldo believes the PGA Tour should consider issuing Patrick Reed with a “proper" punishment for his recent rules breach as the controversial American was caught up in a new row with his caddie banned for an altercation with a spectactor. Following his infraction at the Hero World Challenge

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) -- A brief look at the Presidents Cup on Saturday at Royal Melbourne Golf Club:

The final round of the Presidents Cup began with words from the captains, not singles matches. The International team took its first lead into Sunday singles since 2003, all because of two foursomes matches in which the players never led at any point until scratching out a half-point. ''For

Marc Leishman said it was probably the best he's ever felt on a golf course. Abraham Ancer said he never gave up hope. The Internationals pair staged the most improbable of comebacks at the Presidents Cup on Saturday, stealing a half-point when they finished all square in their foursomes match

The caddie for Patrick Reed will not be on the bag for the final session of the Presidents Cup after shoving a spectator who he felt was encroaching too close to Reed while cursing him. The tour announced the decision after Saturday's dual session, which ended with the International team holding

Mexico's Abraham Ancer was handed the task of facing Tiger Woods in the singles at the Presidents Cup on Sunday with the match play showdown poised for a tense finish. The 15-time major winner won both matches he played with Justin Thomas on the opening two days, but he chose to focus on his captaincy

The Americans mounted a late afternoon comeback to get within two points of the International team with only the Sunday singles to go. (Getty Images)

The Americans mounted a late afternoon comeback to get within two points of the International team with only the Sunday singles to go. (Getty Images)

The Americans mounted a late afternoon comeback to get within two points of the International team with only the Sunday singles to go. (Getty Images)

The Americans mounted a late afternoon comeback to get within two points of the International team with only the Sunday singles to go. (Getty Images)

Justin Thomas and Rickie Fowler threw away a five hole lead to squander the chance for Tiger Woods' US team to narrow the gap further at the Presidents Cup on Saturday. The American pair won their morning fourballs by trouncing Marc Leishman and China's Li Haotong and looked on track for another

C.T. Pan was only 7 years old in Taiwan when the International team won the Presidents Cup at Royal Melbourne for its only victory in the event. Pan and Hideki Matsuyama of Japan are two of five Asian players on the International team, and they're helping put the Internationals in position for their

While a clean sweep looked possible in the afternoon, the International Team maintained a slight lead heading into Sunday's singles matches in Australia.

The caddie for Patrick Reed will not be on the bag for the final session of the Presidents Cup after shoving a spectator who he felt was encroaching too close to Reed while cursing him. Reed said in a statement he respected the decision and that everyone was focused on winning. Kessler Karain, the

At last month's Mayakoba Classic, Presidents Cup rookie Abraham Ancer said he would like to play against Tiger Woods in singles play. Sunday he will get his wish at Royal Melbourne.

Captain Ernie Els and Tiger Woods offered strong takes in relation to the behavior of the Presidents Cup crowds in Australia.

For many, Saturday was the last straw when it comes to Patrick Reed, who has become a "cancer," according to one source inside the U.S. team room.

The United States clawed back into contention at the Presidents Cup on Saturday by dominating the afternoon foursomes, but late scrambling by the Internationals secured a 10-8 lead heading into the final day at Royal Melbourne. There were angry scenes earlier when Patrick Reed's caddie clashed with

Justin Thomas and Rickie Fowler were 5 up with eight to play in their foursomes match against Marc Leishman and Abraham Ancer, and they failed to secure the full point.

United States captain Tiger Woods has asked fans to be "respectful" of his team at the Presidents Cup after Patrick Reed's caddie was stood down from the event following a clash with a spectator at Royal Melbourne on Saturday. Reed's caddie Kessler Karain, who is also the golfer'