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NY Times · Oct 6, 2015

Price Eyes More Competitive Presidents Cup

INCHEON, South Korea — International captain Nick Price predicted a wonderful week of entertaining golf for fans at the Presidents Cup on Tuesday, but after a decade of demoralizing defeats he would surely settle for winning ugly against another powerful United States team.

Such has been the United States' dominance in the biennial team event critics have begun to label it an "exhibition" rather than a true competitive encounter. And with eight U.S. wins and one tie in the 10 previous editions, it would be hard to argue the Presidents Cup has been nothing short of one-sided.

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