Woods routs Yang to clinch Presidents Cup

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Tiger Woods made it a perfect five wins from five matches as he crushed Y.E.Yang 6 and 5 to clinch the Presidents Cup for the United States in the concluding singles against the Internationals on Sunday.

The world number one has proved invincible all week at Harding Park in San Francisco and gained a measure of revenge on South Korean Yang, who denied him the title in the final round of this year's PGA Championship.
The decisive victory took the U.S. to the winning mark of 17 1/2 points in the biennial team event.
The home side had gone into the final 12 singles matches with a three-point lead after another strong showing in fourballs and foursomes play on Saturday, with Woods and partner Steve Stricker winning both their matches for the second straight day.
Woods joined his friend Mark O'Meara and Japan's Shigeki Maruyama as the only players in the history of the Presidents Cup to boast perfect.