Friday’s President’s Cup 4 ball results.
Total score Overall Score:
U.S. Team 5.5 International Team 6.5
Phil Mickelson and Chris DiMarco (U.S.) vs. Michael Campbell and Angel Cabrera (International) ALL SQUARE
Fred Couples and David Toms (U.S.) vs. Adam Scott and Retief Goosen (International) Did you take my advise and bet the farm on the international team? You should have. International 3 and 1.
Justin Leonard and Scott Verplank (U.S.) vs. Trevor Immelman and Mike Weir (International) U.S. 2 AND 1
Fred Funk and Stewart Cink (U.S.) vs. Vijay Singh and Tim Clark (International) ALL SQUARE
Davis Love and Kenny Perry (U.S.) vs. Peter Lonard and Nick O’Hern (International) INTERNATIONAL 3 AND 2
Tiger Woods and Jim Furyk (U.S.) vs. Stuart Appleby and Mark Hensby (International) U.S. 3 AND 2
My picks for Friday 4-0-2. I’m a smokin’ 9-0-3 now. I’ve not picked any winners wrong! If you just count all square as a tie.
Friday’s President’s Cup 4 ball pairings and my picks
11:35 a.m.: Phil Mickelson and Chris DiMarco (U.S.) vs. Michael Campbell and Angel Cabrera (International)
Pick: International
11:46 a.m.: Fred Couples and David Toms (U.S.) vs. Adam Scott and Retief Goosen (International)
Pick of the week, bet the farm: International
11:57 a.m.: Justin Leonard and Scott Verplank (U.S.) vs. Trevor Immelman and Mike Weir (International)
Pick: US
12:08 p.m.: Fred Funk and Stewart Cink (U.S.) vs. Vijay Singh and Tim Clark (International)
Pick: International
12:19 p.m.: Davis Love and Kenny Perry (U.S.) vs. Peter Lonard and Nick O’Hern (International)
Pick: US
12:30 p.m.: Tiger Woods and Jim Furyk (U.S.) vs. Stuart Appleby and Mark Hensby (International)
Pick: US
If you want to put your picks skills up against mine, comment them in. Bring it on.
Thursday’s President’s Cup Results
Match 1:
Adam Scott and Retief Goosen defeated Tiger Woods and Fred Couples 4 and 3.
Match 2:
Fred Funk and Jim Furyk versus Vijay Singh and Mark Hensby was all square.
Match 3:
Phil Mickelson and Chris DiMarco defeated Nick O’Hern and Tim Clark 1 up.
Match 4:
Justin Leonard and Scott Verplank defeated Peter Lonard and Stuart Appleby 4 and 2.
Match 5:
Davis Love III and Kenny Perry lost to Michael Campbell and Angel Cabrera 2 and 1.
Match 6:
Stewart Cink and David Toms lost to Trevor Immelman and Mike Weir 6 and 5.
The International team won 3 matches. The US team won 2 matches. One match was all square.
My picks were ON FIRE in the first round. The only pick I didn’t fully nail was the all square match. My record is now 5-0-1.
Below are today’s President’s Cup matches and my picks for each. Post YOUR picks in the comments before the matches 😉
Today’s President’s Cup TV coverage is on TNT from 1-6pm Eastern time.
Match 1:
1:10 p.m. — Tiger Woods and Fred Couples (U.S.) versus Adam Scott and Retief Goosen (International)
Pick: International
Match 2:
1:20 p.m. — Fred Funk and Jim Furyk (U.S.) versus Vijay Singh and Mark Hensby (International)
Pick: International
Match 3:
1:30 p.m. — Phil Mickelson and Chris DiMarco (U.S.) versus Nick O’Hern and Tim Clark (International)
Pick: US
Match 4:
1:40 p.m. — Justin Leonard and Scott Verplank (U.S.) versus Peter Lonard and Stuart Appleby (International)
Pick: US
Match 5:
1:50 p.m. — Davis Love III and Kenny Perry (U.S.) versus Michael Campbell and Angel Cabrera (International)
Pick: International
Match 6:
2 p.m. — Stewart Cink and David Toms (U.S.) versus Trevor Immelman and Mike Weir (International)
Pick: International (Can David Toms really be ready? Don’t know.)
Someone is going home… Is it ET? No. It’s Big Break IV.
I swear I’m going to TIVO each episode and count how many times I hear “someone is going home.” I was very surprised that I didn’t hear those words in the first episode. In fact it took until half way through the 2nd episode before I heard it.
The first player to be eliminated in BBIV was the Bart Lower. Remember him? He was a competitor in BB2. You could tell he was somber during all the little interview cuts they did throughout the show. Now he’s back to real estate. Good luck.
Harvey Penick (one of the wisest souls in the history of golf) said to watch out for the man with the strange swing. That person would be Tommy Gainey, the “interesting” cat from Bishopville, SC. His swing is awful strange, but his short game looks stellar.
The American team better get it in gear because the Euros are kicking their butts.
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