Tiger picks himself to start Presidents Cup,Reed set for opening session

Tiger picks himself to start Presidents Cup,Reed set for opening session

The playing-captain will lead from the front and will throw Patrick Reed into the fire at Royal Melbourne.

  • byAdam Pengilly

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Why heckle a villain when you can worship a hero?

Why heckle a villain when you can worship a hero?

Tiger Woods is used to having his own bodyguards,but he played bodyguard himself for a day as the Patrick Reed firestorm raged on.

  • byAdam Pengilly
Leishman intent on changing Presidents Cup history

Leishman intent on changing Presidents Cup history

The Australian star was just 15 and sat in a grandstand at a rain-swept Royal Melbourne the last - and only - time the International side has toppled America.

  • byAdam Pengilly
'I'm not a cheat':Reed comes out fighting after penalty storm

'I'm not a cheat':Reed comes out fighting after penalty storm

Polarising American says the Presidents Cup has become'personal'after his integrity was called into question over a rules breach in the Bahamas.

  • byAdam Pengilly
Woods coy on playing role as Els brushes off Reed drama

Woods coy on playing role as Els brushes off Reed drama

The first Presidents Cup playing captain in 25 years has left everyone guessing how much he will play at Royal Melbourne.

  • byAdam Pengilly
Baker-Finch confident Scott will make Olympics debut in Tokyo

Baker-Finch confident Scott will make Olympics debut in Tokyo

Australia's top-ranked golfer has openly admitted the Tokyo Games are not a priority,but the golf captain reckons the former US Masters hero will want to play.

  • byAdam Pengilly
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Woods warns Reed of hostile Australian crowds

Woods warns Reed of hostile Australian crowds

After flying in to Melbourne,the United States playing captain conceded he had spoken to his divisive teammate about the reception he can expect from the crowd.

  • byAdam Pengilly
Woods revels in Melbourne return

Woods revels in Melbourne return

Only a few years ago it looked like Tiger Woods would never come back to Melbourne to play,given his career had been blunted by scandal and then severe injury.

  • byAnthony Colangelo
US captain Woods braced,Reed unfazed by likely Presidents Cup drama

US captain Woods braced,Reed unfazed by likely Presidents Cup drama

Ian Baker-Finch is the latest high profile figure to turn the blowtorch on Patrick Reed,but the player and his skipper are focused on the job at hand.

  • byAdam Pengilly
Presidents Cup gets the Royal treatment

Presidents Cup gets the Royal treatment

The Presidents Cup is upon us,hosted by one of the most prestigious golf clubs in the world. Sam McClure speaks to the keeper of the course.

  • bySam McClure
The Presidents Cup:Succeeding despite a lopsided rivalry

The Presidents Cup:Succeeding despite a lopsided rivalry

The Presidents Cup golf comes to Royal Melbourne this week for the third time. We run the rule over a competition that's quirky,but ultimately popular.

  • byMartin Blake