I don't think there would have been a sudden death playoff, it would have been tied for another two years. But if there were, I'd have sent out Dimarco if I were Jack or Goosen if I were Gary.
I don't think there would have been a sudden death playoff, it would have been tied for another two years.
Are you sure about that? The way I remember it from two years ago, is that the matches were 17-17, and the captains designated Tiger and Ernie to play sudden death to decide a winner. After three holes were halved, it was too dark to continue. That is when they agreed to share the cup.
Gary and Jack agreed that it was too much pressure to put on two guys, so they decided that if the matches had ended 17-17, they would have shared the Cup again.
I don't think there would have been a sudden death playoff, it would have been tied for another two years. But if there were, I'd have sent out Dimarco if I were Jack or Goosen if I were Gary.
same pick here. These guys were playing great this weekend.
It's tough to choose between DiMarco and Furyk for the U.S. I'd say Furyk, however, since he got a chance to rest between the end of his round and the potential playoff round, plus his undefeated record for the week.
For the Internationals, I'd pick Goosen, again because of his record and for the rest factor.
If it were, it would have definitely have been Goosen for the International, no doubt. Guy went unbeaten and beat Tiger. For the U.S., I think Jack would have went with Mickelson or DiMarco. Tough call. Not Tiger b/c of his injury.