History made as teams share President’s Cup

THE Internationals and the Americans shared the President’s Cup yesterday for the first time in history after bad light prevented the match from being completed in Fancourt, South Africa.

History made as teams share President’s Cup
Mon, 24 Nov, 2003 - 00:00
Brendan Nel

The competition went to a sudden death play-off with the teams deadlocked at 17 points each after the completion of yesterday's 12 singles matches.

Ernie Els and Tiger Woods were then nominated to play three holes of sudden death which ended in a draw.

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