Sutton pairs Woods and Mickelson

Hal Sutton has decided to go where five American captains have never dared to tread – by pairing Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson together.

Thu, 16 Sep, 2004 - 23:46

Hal Sutton has decided to go where five American captains have never dared to tread – by pairing Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson together.

For the opening fourballs of the 35th Ryder Cup tomorrow the two superstars of the match at Oakland Hills will launch America’s bid to win back the trophy.

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Courts Golf Ryder Cup Place: Oakland Hills Place: Europe Place: St Andrews Place: Brookline Person: Sutton Person: Woods Person: Mickelson Person: Hal Sutton Person: Tiger Woods Person: Phil Mickelson Person: Padraig Harrington Person: Colin Montgomerie Person: Harrington Person: Montgomerie Person: Tom Kite Person: Ben Crenshaw Person: Curtis Strange Person: Ken Venturi Person: Jack Nicklaus Person: Woods’Person: Bernhard Langer Person: Langer Person: Paul McGinley Person: Luke Donald Person: Paul Casey Person: McGinley Person: Stewart Cink Person: Chris Riley Person: Darren Clarke Person: Miguel Angel Jimenez Person: Davis Love Person: Chad Campbell Person: Sergio Garcia Person: Lee Westwood Person: Jim Furyk Person: David Toms Person: Tiger Person: Hal Person: Phil Person: David Duval Person: Clarke Person: Westwood Person: Watson Person: Nicklaus Person: Palmer Person: Toms Event: 35th Ryder Cup Event: Ryder Cup Event: Presidents Cup Event: Dunhill Cup Organisation: United States

<p>Patrick Keeling (Roganstown) celebrates winning the Flogas Irish Men’s Amateur Open Championship at Seapoint. Photo: Inpho|Laszlo Geczo</p>

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