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Woods and McIlroy Set For Match Play Duel in China

The Ryder Cup may not represent the only time Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods go head-to-head in a match-play event this season, after all.

McIlroy and Woods, Nos. 1 and 3 in the world ranking, respectively, are set to play in a one-day Duel at Jinsha Lake exhibition in China on Oct. 29, McIlroy confirmed Wednesday on “Morning Drive.” The event was announced by organizers on Wednesday.

The Duel will be held in Zhengzhou, the capital of the central province of Henan.

“It should be a lot of fun,” McIlroy said on “Morning Drive.” “It’s the first time I’ve ever done something like this with Tiger.”

Not surprisingly, the timing of the event worked out with each of their schedules. The Duel will be held the Monday after both the CIMB Classic in Malaysia (an event Woods already has committed to play) and the BMW Masters in Shanghai (where McIlroy is scheduled to appear).

It was reported Tuesday on GTC that Woods and McIlroy will be grouped together in next week’s FedEx Cup playoff event, the Barclays. But never have two of the most famous golfers in the world faced off in a match-play event.

Els takes British Open 2012

Ernie Els wins the British Open 10 years and a day from his last win of this tournament.

His final put on 18 was the kind television viewers sit on the edge of their seat for.

Adam Scott, initially taking the lead by a significant margin, fell victim to 4 bogies in a row. His final bogie on the 18^th determined the one stroke lead that dubbed Els the official champion.

During his acceptance speech, Els thanked family and supporters, and made a comment about blowing off an event in Canada to see his family. One can only wait to see what type of media reaction follows.

Be sure to check out the Leaderboard on the official website: http://www.theopen.com