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By Chris Vogt TWO modern greats of golf slipped into Australia recently on reconnaissance missions ahead of next year’s Presidents Cup. Ernie Els and Tiger...

TIGER Woods and Ernie Els will be facing off as as Presidents Cup captains when the the US and International Teams clash at Royal...

A FIGHTING final day comeback saw the Internationals save themselves from total embarrassment with a final session win but many of the veterans of the competition want to see big changes before the next match at Royal Melbourne in 2019.

INTERNATIONALS captain Nick Price admits his team with players from eight countries is a bit of a “hodgepodge” but was sounding quietly confident ahead of their big stoush against the Americans in New York this week.

THE Internationals take on not just a pretty hot American team but also the tide of history this week with the 2017 Presidents Cup teeing off at the Liberty National Golf Club in New Jersey.

PONTE VEDRA BEACH, FLORIDA – Tournament officials announced that the Presidents Cup will once again return to the prestigious Royal Melbourne Golf Club when the event takes center stage in 2019. The return to the State of Victoria, Australia, will mark the third time in the biennial event’s 25-year history.

AUSSIE golf fans will be delighted with the news the World Cup of Golf and the Presidents Cup will both be heading to Melbourne over the next few years.

THE Presidents Cup is alive and well with a stirring fightback by the 2015 International team coming on top of news the tournament will return to Melbourne in 2019.

CAPTAIN Nick Price’s Internationals team faces an uphill battle overcoming a star-studded American lineup at the 2015 Presidents Cup in Korea this week.

ADAM SCOTT has used his five week layoff ahead of the Presidents Cup to make a change back to a conventional length putter.

THE Presidents Cup making its first ever visit to Asia this week will also be a boon for Australian golf fans with the television coverage happening in very viewer friendly times.

FOR 24 of the world’s best golfers making the American or Internationals teams for the 2015 Presidents Cup in South Korea was the easy part. Now they have to pass Larry Canning’s expert scrutiny.