The Chinese chest bump was the signature celebration around Kingston Heath this week, but not even the World Cup of Golf surprise packets could find a twist to upset the Danish side on the final day at Kingston Heath.
Princess Mary or the World Cup of Golf? A few are still trying to work out what will be Denmark's biggest heist from Down Under.
Adam Scott tried to smile, but couldn't. Marc Leishman couldn't find any funnies to lighten the mood this time. The pre-tournament World Cup of Golf favourites are looking anything but at the half-way point.
India's best golfers are in Melbourne, but are still talking about cricket. Yet they might be the most important players to golf's never-ending quest to cover every corner of the globe.
Player partner love-ins had dominated the pre-tournament World Cup of Golf talkfest, but a pair of Spaniards who hadn't met until a few months ago tamed a testing Kingston Heath.
They may be the World Cup of Golf favourites, but Australia's Adam Scott and Marc Leishman have warned the bitter southerly winds and a revamped format will make the $US8 million event a lottery at Kingston Heath.
Golf's re-inclusion at the Olympics was riddled with controversy. But there is one change that is being considered for Tokyo to reinvigorate the sport for the 2020 Games.
Alex Noren, it could be reasonably argued, has been better than world No.1 Jason Day this year. And the rest of the top five ranked players on the planet.
England's top seed Chris Wood plans to speak to Ryder Cup teammate Lee Westwood about the former world No.1's bizarre omission from the World Cup of Golf, months after he had booked flights to Melbourne.
Steve Williams doesn't have to be on a bag anymore, but his unwavering faith Adam Scott can win another major means Tiger Woods' long-time caddie is not ready to slip into retirement yet.
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