Here Are The Presidents Cup Teams

The 2007 Presidents Cup starts this Thursday (Sept 27th) at the Royal Montreal in Canada. Team USA takes their 4-1-1 record into Canada against the International Team. Below are the 12 man teams for both sides.

Team USA

• Tiger Woods - What can you say about Tiger. Seven wins, 1 major, numerous records, and 1 playoff championship title.


• Jim Furyk - He had 1 win and eight top-10's with a runner-up finish at the U.S. Open.


• Phil Mickelson - He won a couple tournaments, but Phil is Phil... anything can happen.


• Zack Johnson - He had his first major at the Masters and his second AT&T Classic. Tied for second in the TOUR Championship with Steve Stricker.


• Charles Howell III - Ended five year win-less drought by winning the Nissan Open and beating Mickelson.


• David Toms - He didn't win this year and he had only 2 top-5 finishes.


• Scott Verplank - He had 9 top-10's and a victory at the EDS Byron Nelson Championship.


• Steve Stricker - Without a doubt the most improved player on the tour this year. Finished 2nd behind Tiger Woods for the FedEx Cup.


• Stewart Cink - He had 6 top-10's in 23 starts and qualified for the TOUR Championship, but a rather disappointing season.


• Woody Austin - He made the team by finishing runner-up at the PGA Championship. Won the Stanford St. Jude Championship in Memphis with a closing round of 62.


• Hunter Mahan - He won the Travelers Championship for his first PGA Tour win. Tied for fifth in TOUR Championship.


• Lucas Glover - He was a captain's pick with a very weak season. Only 3 top-10's in 27 starts.

International Team

• Ernie Els - He didn't have a very good year with a 2nd at the Verizon and tied for fourth at the British Open.


• Adam Scott - He won the Shell Houston Open and a runner-up at the Mercedes Championship.


• Vijay Singh - He had 2 early wins in the season, but missed back-to-back cuts and he's fallen to 12th in the world.


• Geoff Ogilvy - He had 6 top-10's in 22 starts, but no wins.


• Rory Sabbatini - He made a name for himself this year on and off the course. Won at the Colonial and had five other top-3 finishes. Finished in the top-10 in the World Golf Rankings.


• K.J. Choi - He had a great year with wins at The Memorial and The AT&T National. Finished 5th on the money list.


• Retief Goosen - He has a quiet year with the only bright spot at Augusta finishing runner-up to Zack Johnson.


• Angel Cabrera - He had the stunning victory at the U.S. Open at Oakmont by holding of Tiger Woods. Hasn't done anything since the win.


• Tevor Immelman - He didn't do that much this season other than finishing 3rd at the WGC-Match Play and in Maui.


• Stuart Appleby - He had an up and down season. He had a chance to win his fourth consecutive Mercedes Championship, but let it slip away.


• Nick O'Hern - His only highlight was defeating Tiger Woods in 20 holes at the WGC-Match Play event.


• Mike Weir - He'll have a lot of pressure on his shoulders after Gary Player chose him as a captain's. He had only two top-10's and currently ranks outside the top 40 in the World Golf Rankings.pick.

Team USA looks very strong again and I see them holding up the Presidents Cup come Sunday afternoon.

Do you agree?