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Mark Roe runs the rule over the countries he thinks will be battling to rule the world in China this week.
The World Cup is a truly historic and important event.
It started as the Canada Cup way back in the 1950s and it has always had a remit to foster goodwill through golf around all of the nations of the world that play the sport.
I played in three World Cups myself and I was immensely proud to be part of a team of two people representing my country. Nowadays some players decide not to play in the event due to busy schedules and we end up with players from further down the Order of Merit, but it always surprises me that the superstars don't want to go and try to win the World Cup for their country.
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