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Tiger leads U.S. rally for Presidents Cup win

Tiger Woods set the Presidents Cup record for most victories when he recorded his 27th match victory in the event by beating Abraham Ancer in the opening singles match Sunday. The U.S. team rallied behind him and is now 11-1-1 in Presidents Cup play.

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I’m one of the reasons we lost Ryder Cup, says WoodsI’m one of the reasons we lost Ryder Cup, says Woods

Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines (France) (AFP) – A despondent Tiger Woods admitted that he “was a contributing factor” as to why the United States surrendered the Ryder Cup to Europe, after losing all four of his matches at Le Golf National. The 14-time major champion suffered only his second singles defeat in the match-play showdown with a 2 and 1 loss to Jon Rahm as Europe charged to victory. “It’s disappointing because I went 0-4, and that’s four points to the European team,” admitted Woods.

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