Tiger Woods Scores A Point, As American Team Leads By Four At Presidents Cup

Tiger Woods finally won a point but the International team fought back to 13-9 down to keep alive their hopes of winning the Presidents Cup.


Woods and Dustin Johnson prevailed over Adam Scott and KJ Choi, while Phil Mickelson and Furyk went birdie-eagle-birdie from 11 to 13 to go from one down to one up against Aaron Baddeley and Jason Day. The veteran Americans cruised to the line, 2 and 1.

In the afternoon, the Internationals were boosted by a surprise point win from KT Kim and YE Yang against Woods and Johnson in the four-ball.



The former world number one, who was the only American not to register a point in the opening two days, struggled with his putting in the fourballs, missing nine putts from within 15 feet.

The tournament will be decided in the 12 singles matches on Sunday, where Woods will face Aaron Baddeley in the penultimate match.