Golf Channel · Dec 9, 2019
Jet lag is real: U.S. team needs another day to recover
MELBOURNE, Australia – The Americans hadn’t been in Australia for 24 hours before a dreary-looking Tiger Woods met with the media Tuesday at Royal Melbourne and said he thinks his team needs at least another 24 hours before the jet lag will wear off.
“We’re still feeling it,” the U.S. Presidents Cup captain said. “I mean, I know I am.
“We’ll hit the wall sometime this afternoon and got to push through it and get through the gala dinner tonight. I think by tomorrow afternoon, we should all start feeling pretty good.”