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"The one time America has won the Ryder Cup this century came in 2008, when Tiger Woods wasn't playing, " said Colin Montgomerie, who captained Europe to victory in 2010.
WSJ: It's All Down to Ryder Cup Luck
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The first four U.S. golfers out had all played well so far in the Ryder Cup. (The really big question is whether Tiger could have made a difference coming out somewhere in the first half of the order).
FORBES: 10 Reasons Why The U.S. Lost The Ryder Cup
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The 37-year-old Ryder Cup star needs to finish in the top two to replace Tiger Woods as world number one but ended 10 shots off the pace at two under.
BBC: Lee Westwood bid for world number one hit by injury
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Westwood, on the back of helping Europe to Ryder Cup glory on Monday, needs a top-two finish to usurp American Tiger Woods at the top of the rankings.
BBC: Ryder Cup heroes eye Dunhill Links Championship test
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Tiger Woods and Steve Stricker, who won four points out of four in the Presidents Cup last year, were together for the second day running, playing with 21-year-old Rickie Fowler and Jim Furyk.
BBC: Ryder Cup 2010: Seve Ballesteros inspires Europe team
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Meanwhile, US captain Corey Pavin put world number one Tiger Woods alongside Hunter Mahan while Steve Stricker, who won all four matches alongside Woods in the Presidents Cup a year ago, joined Zach Johnson.
BBC: Ryder Cup 2010: Harrington 'best' in Cup practice