International focus on a tougher Cup finish in Melbourne
The International team led by Greg Norman and Nick Price vows changes after a loss to the United States in the Presidents Cup. With Friday's start at Royal Melbourne Golf Club, the squad aims to exit the United States shadow and reclaim momentum. The U S squad, led by Jack Nicklaus, features Tiger Woods, David Duval, Justin Leonard, Mark O'Meara, Fred Couples and Davis Love III, while no rookies join the Americans this year.
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Nicklaus Downplays Distance in Presidents Cup Play
Nicklaus dismissed the idea that long travel hurts the U S team for the Presidents Cup noting players compete worldwide and are hosted well wherever they go. Ongoing from Australia to Taiwan Mark O’Meara plays through jet lag with no major issues while others travel from the United States for the event. Partners include Davis Love III Scott Hoch Phil Mickelson and Mark Calcavecchia arriving from the States.
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