Marc Leishman gets Tiger Woods in President's Cup match ups Marc Leishman has drawn Tiger Woods for the President's Cup. JASON Day will lead off the International team charge and Marc Leishman has been dealt world No.1 Tiger Woods in the Presidents Cup. Leishman, a captain's pick and one of seven rookies in the International team, has been paired with former Masters winner Angel Cabrera to face Woods and Matt Kuchar in the fifth match of the opening day four-ball session. Day, paired with Canadian rookie Graham DeLaet, will lead off the 10th playing of the biennial competition against the Americans Hunter Mahan and Brandt Snedeker. Masters champion and International team spearhead Adam Scott will pair with young Japanese sensation Hideki Matsuyama in the second match against Bill Haas and Webb Simpson. South African major winning duo Louis Oosthuizen and Charl Schwartzel come together in match three against another major winning double act in Phil Mickelson and Keegan Bradley. Veteran Ernie Els will play with captain's pick Brendon de Jonge of Zimbabwe in match four against Steve Stricker and America's young gun Jordan Spieth. The final match of the afternoon puts South Africans Branden Grace and Richard Sterne up against Zach Johnson and Jason Dufner. Jason Day said it was going to be a tough week for the Internationals but they were "excited about the chance to be part of history." "We have a lot of rookies but the advantage of this is they don't know how to lose," Day said. It is going to take all our best golf to beat the Americans but we'll be up for it. To beat them on their turf, especially after they beat us in Australia two years ago, would just be epic. "Being at this time of year the wind will be different to what everyone is used to playing so I think the course will play a lot harder than guys expect," Day said. I will help our team with what I've experienced before. Any little thing that can possibly help our team win by the end of the week is a blessing. International team captain Nick Price said there were a lot of great match-ups. "There's a lot of long hitters in the groups there, and I think obviously the US has got a little bit more experience than we have, but I think what we lack in experience we'll make up for in enthusiasm," he said. The rookies on my team are all very eager to go, and I think there's some great match ups there. I think we're in for a real day's treat of golf tomorrow. Along with Scott and Day and fellow Australian Marc Leishman, five South Africans in Charl Schwartzel, Louis Oosthuizen, Branden Grace, Ernie Els and Richard Sterne, plus Japan's latest star Hideki Matsuyama, Canadian Graham DeLaet, Argentine Angel Cabrera and Zimbabwe's Brendan de Jonge make up the International side. Woods, Phil Mickelson, Steve Stricker, Matt Kuchar, Zach Johnson, Brandt Snedeker, Jordan Spieth, Bill Haas, Webb Simpson, Jason Dufner, Keegan Bradley and Hunter Mahan make up the USA team. PRESIDENTS CUP PAIRINGS - WEDNESDAY'S FOUR-BALL MATCHES: Jason Day (Aus) /Graham deLaet (Can) (Internationals) v Hunter Mahan/Brandt Snedeker (US) Adam Scott (Aus) /Hideki Matsuyama (Jap) (Internationals) v Bill Haas/Webb Simpson (US) Louis Oosthuizen (RSA) /Charl Schwartzel (RSA) (Internationals) v Phil Mickelson/Keegan Bradley (US) Ernie Els (RSA) /Brendon de Jonge (Zim) (Internationals) v Steve Stricker/Jordan Spieth (US) Angel Cabrera (Arg) /Marc Leishman (Aus) (Internationals) v Matt Kuchar/Tiger Woods (US) Richard Sterne (RSA) /Branden Grace (RSA) (Internationals) v Jason Dufner/Zach Johnson (US)