\nAsked what clicked between he and Woods, Thomas answered, “Tiger was working well between the two of us.”<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Smith continued, “He played great. I didn’t really take advantage of the opportunities I had, and that’s what you have a partner for. It’s nice knowing that, and it’s nice because I know he’s playing well.”<\/p>\n
Woods and JT will pair up once again later today in foursomes.<\/p>\n
Foursomes Matches<\/b><\/h2>\n
The US will look to bounce back on Friday in foursomes play.<\/p>\n
The format is alternate shot, where one player tees off, and his teammate then hits the next shot. Each match is worth a total of one point.<\/p>\n
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Adam Scott\/Louis Oosthuizen (-110) vs. Matt Kuchar\/Dustin Johnson (+145)<\/p>\n
Adam Hadwin\/Joaquin Niemann (+180) vs. Xander Schauffele\/Patrick Cantlay (-130)<\/p>\n
Abraham Ancer\/Marc Leishman (+125) vs. Patrick Reed\/Webb Simpson (+110)<\/p>\n
Hideki Matsuyama\/Byeong Hun An (+180) vs. Tiger Woods\/Justin Thomas (-135)<\/p>\n
Cameron Smith\/Sungjae Im (+115) vs. Rickie Fowler\/Gary Woodland (+115)<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
A tie scenario for all five matches is at +550.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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