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1. Why now? Inside how Tiger became Presidents Cup captain so soon

   Usually, captains of team events are older. Tiger Woods is only 43. So why is he the captain of this week's U.S. Presidents Cup team? It all started with one text.

2. Inside look at every one of Tiger Woods' 82 PGA Tour victories

   The number can be so overwhelming that you might have forgotten some of Tiger's 82 wins, a total that ties Sam Snead's all-time record. We relive every single one.

3. Reed denies cheating at HWC, brushes off critics

   Patrick Reed, who was deemed to have improved his lie in a sandy waste area last week at the Hero World Challenge, maintains he did nothing more than make a mistake, and took issue with the notion that he cheated.

4. Els talks Tiger rivalry, elusive Presidents Cup

   International team captain Ernie Els, speaking Tuesday ahead of the Presidents Cup, reflected on his rivalry with Tiger Woods and what has been a lopsided competition dating to its inception in 1994.

5. Langers claim Father Son title with playoff eagle

   Bernard Langer captured his fourth victory in the PNC Father Son Challenge after Jason Langer made a 16-foot eagle putt on the first hole of a playoff.

6. Hojgaard, 18, takes Mauritius Open title in playoff

   Teenager Rasmus Hojgaard gave a nerveless display in a tense sudden-death playoff on Sunday to win the Mauritius Open in a three-man shootout, becoming the third-youngest winner ever on the European Tour.

7. International team predicts tough time for Reed

   Patrick Reed could be in for a long week in Australia in the aftermath of a rules-breaking controversy that occurred Friday at the Hero World Challenge.

8. Jones holds off Oosthuizen to win Australian Open

   Matt Jones made a four-foot putt for par on the final hole of the Australian Open on Sunday to win the title by one stroke over Louis Oosthuizen. It's the second Australian Open title for Jones.

9. Goosens team for 58, lead Father Son Challenge

   Retief Goosen and 16-year-old son Leo shot a 14-under 58 on Saturday to take a two-shot lead in the Father Son Challenge.

10. Way-Too-Early 2020 major championship winners

    Why wait? We predict the major winners for 2020. You'll see a lot of Brooks Koepka and Rory McIlroy and, yes, even an appearance from Tiger Woods.