Accenture World Match Play - The draw
Tiger Woods will face Australian Brendan Jones in the opening round of the Accenture World Match Play, should he decide to play in the event
Provisional draw (seeded positions in brackets):
(1) Tiger Woods v (64) Brendan Jones (32) Tim Clark v (33) Retief Goosen (16) Rory McIlroy v (49) Louis Oosthuizen (17) Mike Weir v (48) Hunter Mahan (8) Geoff Ogilvy v (57) Kevin Sutherland (25) Trevor Immelman v (40) Shingo Katayama (9) Camilo Villegas v (56) Rod Pampling (24) Miguel Angel Jimenez v (41) Rory Sabbatini (4) Vijay Singh v (61) Soren Kjeldsen (29) Ben Curtis v (36) Luke Donald (13) Ernie Els v (52) Soren Hansen (20) Steve Stricker v (45) Dustin Johnson (5) Phil Mickelson v (60) Angel Cabrera (28) Zach Johnson v (37) Graeme McDowell (12) Lee Westwood v (53) Prayad Marksaeng (21) Stewart Cink v (44) Richard Sterne (2) Sergio Garcia v (63) Charl Schwartzel (31) Ian Poulter v (34) Jeev Milkha Singh (15) Justin Rose v (50) Boo Weekley (18) Adam Scott v (47) Sean O'Hair (7) Robert Karlsson v (58) Peter Hanson (26) Alvaro Quiros v (39) Stephen Ames (10) Kenny Perry v (55) Matthew Goggin (23) Paul Casey v (42) Aaron Baddeley (3) Padraig Harrington v (62) Pat Perez (30) Robert Allenby v (35) Ross Fisher (14) Jim Furyk v (51) Anders Hansen (19) Martin Kaymer v (46) Stuart Appleby (6) Henrik Stenson v (59) Davis Love (27) Justin Leonard v (38) Andres Romero (11) Anthony Kim v (54) Lin Wen-tang (22) KJ Choi v (43) Oliver Wilson
Where next?
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