Pan (debut)Im Sung-jae (debut)Joaquin Niemann (debut)Adam Hadwin (0-2-1)An Byeong-hun (debut)FIVE PLAYERS TO WATCHADAM SCOTTAustralia's first Masters champion will tee off for the ninth time in the tournament, a record for the International team, and is desperate to "stick it to Tiger" and be on the winning side for once. Failing to make the cut at the Australian Open in Sydney over the weekend was hardly ideal preparation, so he will need to bounce back quickly to lead from the front at Royal Melbourne. While boasting one of the smoothest swings in the game, Scott's putting has often let him down so he will hope his iron play is dialed to make life easier on the sandbelt course's fast greens. JOAQUINN NIEMANNYoung talent Niemann will become the first Chilean to represent the nation at the tournament, having recently become the first to win on the U.S. tour when he claimed a six-shot victory at the Greenbrier Classic in West Virginia.

Source: International New York Times December 08, 2019 07:52 UTC