Woods to be part of Team USA in 'some capacity' at 2023 Ryder Cup: Johnson
Tiger Woods will involved with the United States Ryder Cup team in "some capacity" for the 2023 edition in Rome, captain Zach Johnson said.
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Tiger Woods will involved with the United States Ryder Cup team in "some capacity" for the 2023 edition in Rome, captain Zach Johnson said.
Tiger Woods will have a role of some kind on the US Ryder Cup team in 2023, captain Zach Johnson has said.
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Tiger Woods will be a part of the US team “in some capacity” at next year’s Ryder Cup even if he doesn’t make it to Italy, captain Zach Johnson has confirmed. Woods has had to battle back from a serious leg injury suffered in a car crash in February 2021 and has played a limited schedule in 2022. Ad He played a part from afar as United States secured a victory against the Internationals in the Presidents Cup last month, with Woods said to be heavily involved in the team and strategy.
Luke Donald said Tuesday that next year's Ryder Cup will "unify" golf despite the sport descending into civil war over the mega-rich breakaway LIV tour.
Europe captain Luke Donald believes his side will be underdogs in next year's Ryder Cup, despite having not tasted defeat on home soil for 30 years.
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