Presidents Cup 2013 Live golf online coverage.
The Presidents Cup 2013 is one of the worlds greatest golfing events. The competition is held biennially and is not an individual golf competition. The Cup sees two teams challenge each other. Biennially it is the United States versus The Rest of The World (excluding Europe). The last Presidents Cup was was held in Melbourne Australia in 2011 at the Royal Melbourne Golf Club with tremendous success. The 2011 champions were The United States. This years event its going to be held in Muirfield Village, Dublin, Ohio (not Ireland) and promises to be an exciting action packed golf tournament!
The Presidents Cup 2013 will start this Thursday and continue on throughout the weekend with 34 matches in all. I know football is happening but this should be a really great event and who doesn't want to see Adam Scott and Tiger Woods tee it up against each other?
Here are all your TV times for the 2013 Presidents Cup (Saturday is going to be a looooong day):
All times eastern
Thursday: Golf Channel (12-6 p.m.)
Friday: Golf Channel (1-6 p.m.)
Saturday: NBC (8 a.m. - 6 p.m.)
Sunday: NBC (12-6 p.m.)
Here are all your TV times for the 2013 Presidents Cup (Saturday is going to be a looooong day):
All times eastern
Thursday: Golf Channel (12-6 p.m.)
Friday: Golf Channel (1-6 p.m.)
Saturday: NBC (8 a.m. - 6 p.m.)
Sunday: NBC (12-6 p.m.)
The USA will go up against a team of the world’s best non-European
international Golf players next week during the 10th consternation of the
Presidents Cup 2013. The Jack Nicklaus-design Muirfield Village in
Dublin, Ohio will host the biennial team match-play competition, and
Golf Channel and NBC are set to deliver all the action and intrigue from
the 2013 Presidents Cup.It’s about the only cup the Americans can win
anymore.
Here are possible pairings you might see.
USA
Tiger Woods-Matt Kuchar: Expect Woods to play with Kuchar, his longtime partner Steve Stricker and Jason Dufner.
Steve Stricker-Jordan Spieth: The veteran (Stricker) with the impressive rookie (Spieth). The two played a practice round at Tour Championship, where they each tied for second.
Keegan Bradley-Phil Mickelson: Why break up this team, which went 3-0 at the 2012 Ryder Cup?
Bill Haas-Webb Simpson: The Wake Forest grads have similar games.
Jason Dufner-Zach Johnson: 2-1 in 2012 Ryder Cup as a team.
Brandt Snedeker-Hunter Mahan: Great putter (Snedeker), great iron player (Mahan).
Tiger Woods-Matt Kuchar: Expect Woods to play with Kuchar, his longtime partner Steve Stricker and Jason Dufner.
Steve Stricker-Jordan Spieth: The veteran (Stricker) with the impressive rookie (Spieth). The two played a practice round at Tour Championship, where they each tied for second.
Keegan Bradley-Phil Mickelson: Why break up this team, which went 3-0 at the 2012 Ryder Cup?
Bill Haas-Webb Simpson: The Wake Forest grads have similar games.
Jason Dufner-Zach Johnson: 2-1 in 2012 Ryder Cup as a team.
Brandt Snedeker-Hunter Mahan: Great putter (Snedeker), great iron player (Mahan).
Internationals
Ernie Els-Brandon de Jonge: Els is the only player on the team to celebrate an Internationals victory. His experience will help de Jonge, a rookie, who led the PGA Tour in birdies this season.
Adam Scott-Hideki Matsuyama: The Masters champion (Scott) will be a calming influence on the rookie, who played well in the majors this year.
Charl Schwartzel-Louis Oosthuizen: The two major champions, World Cup teammates and longtime friends played amateur golf with/against each other.
Jason Day-Graham DeLaet: Day is a member at Muirfield Village and is coming off another solid year. DeLaet had his best season.
Angel Cabrera-Marc Leishman: Two big bombers on a course that plays well to the longest hitters. Cabrera (Masters runner-up) has plenty of experience.
Richard Sterne-Branden Grace: Two rookies have played on the big stage together and play well together. Sterne has six wins on the European Tour.
Ernie Els-Brandon de Jonge: Els is the only player on the team to celebrate an Internationals victory. His experience will help de Jonge, a rookie, who led the PGA Tour in birdies this season.
Adam Scott-Hideki Matsuyama: The Masters champion (Scott) will be a calming influence on the rookie, who played well in the majors this year.
Charl Schwartzel-Louis Oosthuizen: The two major champions, World Cup teammates and longtime friends played amateur golf with/against each other.
Jason Day-Graham DeLaet: Day is a member at Muirfield Village and is coming off another solid year. DeLaet had his best season.
Angel Cabrera-Marc Leishman: Two big bombers on a course that plays well to the longest hitters. Cabrera (Masters runner-up) has plenty of experience.
Richard Sterne-Branden Grace: Two rookies have played on the big stage together and play well together. Sterne has six wins on the European Tour.
