Tiger's role will not help Americans, says Seve

Seve Ballesteros has warned America captain Paul Azinger that relying on the help of Tiger Woods at this year's Ryder Cup could do more harm than good.

Tiger's role will not help Americans, says Seve
Wed, 17 Sep, 2008 - 09:50

Seve Ballesteros has warned America captain Paul Azinger that relying on the help of Tiger Woods at this year's Ryder Cup could do more harm than good.

The 37th Ryder Cup starts on Friday in Kentucky where America will be hungry for revenge having suffered two successive heavy defeats at the hands of the European team.

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