Tiger Woods will (almost assuredly) return as a U.S. captain. As for Ernie Els, he's hesitant, but he's not saying no to another go with the Internationals.

“We are very inspired to play for Tiger, and it’s so satisfying to win this cup because of that,” Tony Finau said after rallying back from a 4-down deficit.

Abraham Ancer said at last month's Mayakoba Golf Classic that he wished to play against Tiger Woods at the Presidents Cup. He got his wish, but it didn't go the way he had hoped.

While the International team did not have the breakthrough it desired at the Presidents Cup, it did find another one of sorts to hang its hat on.

Fred Couples described himself and Steve Stricker as “both crybabies,” so it was nice for them to have some company for once.

Justin Thomas and Rickie Fowler were 5 up with eight to play in their foursomes match against Marc Leishman and Abraham Ancer, and they failed to secure the full point.

Patrick Reed has struggled in the first few days of the Presidents Cup. Reed and his partner, Webb Simpson, have only led in one of the 49 holes that they’ve played this week.

“You get into a deep hole on the Internet and that just happened to be one of them,” Thomas said Friday at Royal Melbourne.

Tiger Woods wasted little time throwing himself directly into the mix in the Presidents Cup. This has been the plan for quite some time, and Woods was chomping at the bit to deliver the news.

The Americans hadn’t been in Australia for 24 hours before a dreary-looking Tiger Woods met with the media Tuesday at Royal Melbourne.