Isleworth Up Early at Tavistock Cup Led by the tandem of team captain Mark O'Meara and Tiger Woods, Isleworth CC in Orlando leads crosstown rivals Lake Nona CC 6-4 after the first day of the Tavistock Cup (Tonight on TGC 7:30 p.m. ET). Five 2-point matches were contested on Monday with three wins going to Team Isleworth. 2006 Tavistock Cup presented by Hughes Supply Isleworth Leads Lake Nona after Day 1 By Sports Network - March 27, 2006 ORLANDO, Fla. -- Team Isleworth, led by captain Mark O'Meara, won three matches Monday against Lake Nona to take a 6-4 lead after day one of the third annual Tavistock Cup. O'Meara paired with good friend Tiger Woods to shoot a better ball seven-under 65 and beat the Lake Nona pairing of Sergio Garcia and Retief Goosen by one stroke to earn two points. Sergio Garcia tries to see if he has a shot after his tee shot came to rest under a tree.Each match was worth two points on Monday regardless of stroke differential. Tuesday's action will feature Fourball Singles Medal Matchplay. The teams will pair in foursomes with each golfer playing a singles match against each of their opponents. Therefore, each player plays two singles matches. A win is worth one point, a tie 1/2 point and a loss zero points. There will be 20 points available on Tuesday. The first squad to 15 1/2 points will win the Tavistock Cup. In the second match, Robert Damron and Lee Janzen combined to shoot eight- under-par 64. They downed Ben Curtis and Justin Rose by two shots to give Isleworth a 4-0 lead. Lake Nona, however, claimed the next two matches to square the score at 4-4. In match three, Ian Poulter and Mark McNulty managed a two-under 70, but it was enough to beat John Cook and Charles Howell III by one stroke. McNulty was a late replacement for Nick Faldo. Maarten Lafeber and Graeme McDowell were paired in the penultimate match and they were two strokes better than the duo of Arjun Atwal and Craig Parry. In the final match, Stuart Appleby and Robert Allenby also shot 65 to cruise to a two-stoke win over Lake Nona's South African duo of Ernie Els and Trevor Immelman. Els also served as Nona's team captain. Woods posted three birdies and an eagle, while O'Meara carded two birdies for their seven-under total. Goosen had the low score of his duo after each of the first seven holes, but managed only one birdie in that stretch. He also birdied two of the last six holes, while Garcia posted three birdies for their 66. Damron birdied two of the first three holes, then birdied eight and nine as he and Janzen made the turn at minus-five. They teamed to birdie three of the last five holes to shoot 64. Curtis and Rose struggled with two birdies and two bogeys over the first five holes. They ran off four straight birdies from the seventh though to get back in it. Curtis bogeyed the 13th, but came right back with a birdie at the next. Rose closed with a birdie on the last, but it was not enough.