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    Leishman, Oosthuizen lead the way

    International team captain Ernie Els will have been pleased with the form of several contenders for a place in the Presidents Cup to hosts Team USA in Melbourne later this year. You may also like


    Majors

    The 2018 Majors: What the bookies say

    Compleat Golfer looks ahead to 2018’s Majors championships and picks out the best options as the world’s leading players look to secure golf’s biggest prizes. You may also like


    Presidents Cup

    Top 5 shots from the Presidents Cup

    Check out the top 5 shots of the week from the 2017 Presidents Cup, featuring Marc Leishman, Rickie Fowler, Charley Hoffman, Dustin Johnson and Kevin Chappell. You may also like


    Els

    Els: Treat us fairly

    Future Presidents Cup captain Ernie Els has called for an overhaul in the format of the biennial competition in order to avoid a ‘slaughtering’ at the 2019 Presidents Cup in Melbourne. You may also like


    Presidents Cup

    US retain Presidents Cup

    The United States closed out a dominant performance at the Presidents Cup to win the event for the seventh time in a row. You may also like


    Presidents Cup

    USA take control of Presidents Cup

    South Africa’s Louis Oosthuizen and Branden Grace saw their strong Presidents Cup streak come to an end as the United States claimed complete control of the Presidents Cup in New York. You may also like


    Louis Oosthuizen and Branden Grace

    Oosthuizen, Grace give Internationals hope

    South Africa’s Louis Oosthuizen and Branden Grace helped to limit the damage to the International team against a fired-up United States on the opening day of the Presidents Cup in New York. You may also like


    Presidents Cup

    The Presidents Cup preview

    Since being named captain for the first time six years ago, Nick Price has been busy doing everything he could to convince players on the International team it could win the Presidents Cup, writes GARY LEMKE. You may also like