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**Yoda** · 11-22-2003, 11:31 AM

For those of you who are watching it right now do not read any further or you'll spoil the excitement of the finish.

By Helen Ross
PGATOUR.COM Chief of Correspondents PGATOUR.COM

GEORGE, South Africa -- The South Africans are justifiably proud of what they call the "Big Five," the ample assortment of buffalo, elephants, lions, leopards and rhino that roam free on the country's many wildlife reserves.

On Saturday at The Presidents Cup, the International Team had not five, but 12 who came up big and won all six Four-Ball matches. The sweep was only the third in history and staked Gary Player's side to a 12½-9½ advantage entering Sunday's finale.

And Tiger loses again. Europeans only need to win 5 of the 12 matches tomorrow to win the Presidents cup.

In the words of Loverboy, "Lovin' every minute of it"

11-22-2003, 11:31 AM	#5 (permalink)
Yoda Premium Member A Better Bastard Joined: Jul 2001 Location: Neither here nor there Posts: 4,565 TTP Friends: (7)	Saturday's Matches For those of you who are watching it right now do not read any further or you'll spoil the excitement of the finish. By Helen Ross PGATOUR.COM Chief of Correspondents PGATOUR.COM GEORGE, South Africa -- The South Africans are justifiably proud of what they call the "Big Five," the ample assortment of buffalo, elephants, lions, leopards and rhino that roam free on the country's many wildlife reserves. On Saturday at The Presidents Cup, the International Team had not five, but 12 who came up big and won all six Four-Ball matches. The sweep was only the third in history and staked Gary Player's side to a 12½-9½ advantage entering Sunday's finale. And Tiger loses again. Europeans only need to win 5 of the 12 matches tomorrow to win the Presidents cup. In the words of Loverboy, "Lovin' every minute of it" __________________ The person with the fastest golf cart never has a bad lie.