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U.S. Captures Fifth Straight Presidents Cup

Oct 7, 2013 6:29 AM

The U.S. is celebrating a fifth straight victory at The Presidents Cup. Tiger Woods earned a one-up victory over Richard Sterne to clinch the win for the Americans, who claimed an 18-and-a-half to 15-and-a-half triumph over the International team. The Internationals won six of the first nine matches on Sunday to climb within three, but Woods earned his third-career Presidents Cup-clinching win. The Americans are now 6-0-and-1 in the last seven Presidents Cup events.

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