2011 Presidents Cup: Opening Ceremony By golfdigest.com November 15, 2011 Share story Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Shop This Look Powered By:Wayfair.com We may make 💰 from these links. Riders on horseback present the Presidents Cup during the opening ceremony at Royal Melbourne Golf Course. Star watch: the International team and the U.S. team file in. Tennis star Ana Ivanovic, back on the arm of Adam Scott, and Jessica Yang will cheer on the International team. Phil Mickelson is playing in his ninth straight Presidents Cup. Adam Scott of the International team and Bubba Watson of the U.S. team. Tiger Woods is paired with Steve Stricker for Thursday's foursomes. The women behind the captains: Kirsten Norman and Midge Trammell. K.J. Choi is flanked by Aaron Baddeley and Jason Day. Ryo Ishikawa has a different look in Presidents Cup attire. Liezl Els and Amy Mickelson arrived together at the opening ceremony. Team captains Fred Couples and Greg Norman are ready to square off at the ninth Presidents Cup. Share story Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Next Up 2011 Presidents Cup: Opening Ceremony 11 Photos 2010 Ryder Cup: Opening Ceremony 10 Photos Presidents Cup: WAGS 89 Photos Presidents Cup Style Review 11 Photos Photos: Presidents Cup Uniforms 18 Photos Presidents Cup Birdies & Bogeys: Sunday 12 Photos Presidents Cup: Wives and Girlfriends 47 Photos Presidents Cup: Day 1 Birdies & Bogeys 11 Photos Presidents Cup Birdies and Bogeys: Saturday 10 Photos Presidents Cup: Day 2 Birdies & Bogeys 10 Photos We Recommend 2011 Presidents Cup: Opening Ceremony 11 Photos European Tour chief talks schedule, perceptions and a Ryder Cup opening ceremony at the Colosseum in Rome PGA Tour to hold new tournament at Congaree Golf Club, filling open date left by Canadian Open Masters moves to November, U.S. Open to September, Ryder Cup is on: Golf's governing bodies release new 2020 schedule Presidents Cup 2022: Justin Thomas is as hard a 'no' as 'no' can get on a PGA Tour vs. LIV Golf team match CJ Cup 2021: Tommy Armour III on how to survive two straight weeks in Vegas and the ins and outs of golf's newest tour venue
