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The pairings for the first round of competition in the 2009 Presidents Cup at Harding Park were announced today, and team USA is set to take on the International team starting at 12:10p.m. Pacific time on Thursday. USA team captain Fred Couples and International captain Greg Norman threw few curve balls in their first round of pairings. The Presidents Cup differs from the Ryder Cup in that there is much more drama surrounding the announcement of the pairings. Instead of both captains simply announcing their full list of pairings and seeing how they match up, Norman announced his first pair and Couples responded. Then Norman announced his second pairing and Couples responded, wash, rinse, repeat. Couples’ strategy seems straight forward: stick with what works, and don’t mess up. “Jay and I tried to match up a couple times that we could with Greg’s team and he did the same with us and it looks like we both did pretty well,” said Couples. “But again, it’s easy, as (Norman) said, with 24 o
In It To Win It Tiger Woods may not place the same emphasis on team events as he does the majors. But once he’s in thick of it, the world No. 1’s competitive instincts still come out Presidents Cup: Tiger Woods Woods was fired up after he sunk a long birdie putt on the 17th hole to spark a comeback win in his morning foursome match. Related Links Bonk: Stay Tuned Bonk: Talent Show Bonk: Point To Prove Interactive: Harding Park Course Map Blog: Norman on Evert: Next Question Verdi: Only A Matter Of Time By Jaime Diaz Photo by Harry How/Getty Images October 10, 2009 SAN FRANCISCO — When you stop and think about it, the idea that Tiger Woods doesn’t get up for team competition, really, is ridiculous. Sure, Woods when cornered about his unremarkable overall performance in team events has pointed out that no one remembers a player’s Ryder Cup or President Cup records compared to how he’s done in major championships. But it doesn’t mean that sharing the trophy atrophies his desire to win. T
