For Tiger Woods, Revenge is Best Served in the Presidents Cup

No, Tiger Woods didn't have a good year by his lofty standards. He won the FedEx Cup, finished no worse than 11th in a stroke play event he played to its conclusion, put together a 68.8 scoring average, and won six PGA Tour events, but missing the cut at the British Open and finishing sixth, sixth, and second at the Masters, U.S. Open, and PGA Championship were what mattered, and surely left a sore taste in Tiger's mouth.So, for a guy who once avenged a comment by Stephen Ames with a 9 and 8 blitzing, there was probably much to relish to today's matchup with Y.E. Yang, his giant-killer at the PGA, in the Presidents Cup. Tiger savored it, ticking off five birdies and no bogeys in a 6 and 5 dispatching of Yang that sealed the Presidents Cup for the U.S. team. "He got me there, and I figured I could get him here," Woods said. "It certainly was not exactly the same atmosphere, but then it still was an important point."The U.S. won 19½-14½ la...