US still in control

Tiger Woods and David Toms kept the United States’ Presidents Cup bid on track despite the best efforts of a spirited International team at Royal Montreal.

US still in control
Sat, 29 Sep, 2007 - 22:46
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Tiger Woods and David Toms kept the United States’ Presidents Cup bid on track despite the best efforts of a spirited International team at Royal Montreal.

After making a clean sweep of the morning foursomes to take a commanding seven-point lead, the Americans only need to win two of fourball matches to remain in control.

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