I figured I'd toss this up in case anyone wanted to see it. Aaron Baddeley and Jason Day were 1-up in their match on Thursday at the Presidents Cup with the 18th hole to play. The Internationals needed the full point. And then Badds took a swing. Here's the video. I'm sorry you have to watch it.
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November 18, 2011
It took Aaron Baddeley about 24 hours to turn wrong into right at the Presidents Cup. And in the same pressure-packed situation on the 18th hole at Royal Melbourne.
Baddeley's errant shot with a driver on the final hole in the alternate-shot foursomes Thursday cost the Internationals a win. Leading 1-up, his partner and fellow Australian Jason Day was forced to hit Baddeley...
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November 17, 2011
Ahead 2-up with two holes to play, it was the match that Australians Aaron Baddeley and Jason Day should have won for the International team at the Presidents Cup.
But Dustin Johnson and Matt Kuchar, aided by an errant tee shot by Baddeley on the 18th, came back for a half in fourballs that felt like a win. That helped the United States take a 4-2 lead in points Thursday after the...
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November 19, 2011
The Australian contingent at this year's Presidents Cup isn't showing any signs of having a home course advantage.
There are five Australians on the International team this year, including Greg Norman's captain's picks Aaron Baddeley and Robert Allenby. That local knowledge was supposed to help the home side, as Baddeley, Allenby and Geoff Ogilvy are all from Melbourne...
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November 17, 2011
Ahead 2-up with two holes to play, it was the match that Australians Aaron Baddeley and Jason Day should have won for the International team at the Presidents Cup.
Via Yahoo! Sports
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November 18, 2011
It took Aaron Baddeley about 24 hours to turn wrong into right at the Presidents Cup. And in the same pressure-packed situation on the 18th hole at Royal Melbourne. Baddeley's errant shot with a driver on the final hole in the alternate-shot foursomes Thursday cost the Internationals a win. Leading 1-up, his partner and fellow Australian Jason Day was forced to hit Baddeley&...
Via Sign on San Diego
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November 18, 2011
It took Aaron Baddeley about 24 hours to turn wrong into right at the Presidents Cup. And in the same pressure-packed situation on the 18th hole at Royal Melbourne.
Via Yahoo! Sports
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November 17, 2011
Ahead 2-up with two holes to play, it was the match that Australians Aaron Baddeley and Jason Day should have won for the International team at the Presidents Cup. But Dustin Johnson and Matt Kuchar, aided by an errant tee shot by Baddeley on the 18th, came back for a half in fourballs that felt like a win.
Via Yahoo! Sports
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November 19, 2011
The Australian contingent at this year's Presidents Cup isn't showing any signs of having a home course advantage. There are five Australians on the International team this year, including Greg Norman's captain's picks Aaron Baddeley and Robert Allenby. That local knowledge was supposed to help the home side, as Baddeley, Allenby and Geoff Ogilvy are all from Melbourne.
Via Yahoo! Sports
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November 17, 2011
International captain Greg
Norman was confident the 'RM boys' would make full use of their
local knowledge at the Presidents Cup but Aaron Baddeley and
Geoff Ogilvy failed to pick up maximum points on Thursday.
Via Xavier Hoops
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November 17, 2011
I watched it to the end last night. The Aussies absolutely crumbled under the pressure at the end to give the US a 4-2 lead. Even though he crumbled at the end, Aaron Baddeley was magical with his putter for the first 16 holes.
I am sure Keegan Bradley was watching last night and going, "Oh, I can see why you took Tiger... TV Ratings." Woods and Stricker: Only team...
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