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Tiger Woods has been prowling about Melbourne for the post 24 hours to promote the 2019 Presidents Cup to be played at Royal Melbourne next December.
Tiger Woods is on a whirlwind tour of Melbourne and it seems like he is doing more media appearances in just a few days than he ever has in during previous visits to Australia.
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Tiger Woods has landed in Melbourne for a very brief pit-stop to promote next year’s Presidents Cup which will be played at Royal Melbourne, Dec 9 – 15, 2019.
And judging by the Presidents Cup Twitter feed and Facebook page, he’s already getting around with a stop in one of Melbourne’s famous lane ways, a photo opp at Brighton Beach and a look at Royal Melbourne.
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Ernie Els was in Melbourne yesterday to do a bit of publicity ahead of next year’s Presidents Cup, announcing his first assistant and unveiling a new team logo.
The Presidents Cup will return to Australia in December 9-15, 2019 when the International Team front up to Team USA at Royal Melbourne.
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Tiger Woods and Ernie Els have been announced as International and US Team captains for the 2019 Presidents Cup to be held in Melbourne in December 2019.
Both Woods and Els chatted separately to SEN’s breakfast hosts Gary Lyon and Tim Watson about the announcement, their memories of Melbourne and their expectations for next year.
Read moreThe US have soundly beaten the Internationals 19-11 at the 2017 Presidents Cup in New Jersey.
A strong final day from the Interntionals wasn’t enough to overcome an almost impossible margin at the 2017 Presidents Cup.
Despite the Internationals winning 7.5 points in the final day singles matches the US still romped to a 19 – 11 victory and claim their 10th Presidents Cup trophy.
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Bizarre ruling sees Jordan Spieth disqualified from hole after picking up Louis Oosthuizen’s golf ball.
The International Team haven’t won many holes at the 2017 Presidents Cup but they were gifted one during the Saturday afternoon four-ball match between Jordan Spieth/Patrick Reed and Jason Day/Louis Ooosthuizen.
Read moreThe Internationals have been swamped by a surging, powerful US Team at the Presidents Cup.
The US Team have shown just why they are a powerhouse completely crushing the International team at the 2017 Presidents Cup in New Jersey.
Through three days 14 matches of foursomes and fourball, the Internationals have won just two matches, scraping another 1.5 points from three halved results.
Read moreThe 12th Presidents Cup will be held at the spectacular Liberty National Golf Course in New Jersey this week with the International team looking for only their second ever victory against the Americans.
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In the eleven previous encounters between the US and International (golfers from anywhere outside of Europe and the US) Teams, the US have won on nine occasions.
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Tiger Woods goes head-to-head with Mike Weir in a bit of Presidents Cup trivia.
Tiger Woods is back on the golf course this week – but in a very different role. This time he is supporting the US Team at the 2017 Presidents Cup in an assistant role to team captain Steve Stricker.
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The PGA Tour has revealed the dates for the 2019 Presidents Cup to be held in Melbourne.
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Just days away from the first tee shot at the 2017 Presidents Cup in New Jersey, the PGA Tour have revealed that the next Presidents Cup will be played at Royal Melbourne, December 9-15, 2019.
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