Azinger changes format; alternate shot first
Tiger Woods has a 3-6-1 career Ryder Cup record for the United States in alternate shot. (Photo: Getty Images)
For the first time since 1999, the opening matches of a Ryder Cup will feature the alternate-shot format. United States captain Paul Azinger, hoping to give his team an early edge at Valhalla, announced the change Jan. 30 at the PGA TOUR's FBR Open in Phoenix. A fast start is much-needed for a U.S. squad that has lost the last three, and five of the last six, Ryder Cups.
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| Pos | Name | Points |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | WOODS, Tiger | 8,665.627 |
| 2 | CINK, Stewart | 3,444.947 |
| 3 | FURYK, Jim | 3,093.386 |
| 4 | MICKELSON, Phil | 3,081.570 |
| 5 | WEEKLEY, Boo | 2,232.791 |
| Through 05/11/2008 | ||
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