While Tiger Woods may have raised an eyebrow, the Europeans certainly approve. Indeed, Graeme McDowell admits he will find Tom Watson “an intimidating captain” when the Ryder Cup tees off at Gleneagles in 2014.
There is no doubt that the announcement of the 63 year-old as Davis Love’s successor on Thursday is as bold as it will be popular.
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