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Tom Kim and never-failing Tim Hortons: 50 Presidents Cup observations 

Tom Kim and never-failing Tim Hortons: 50 Presidents Cup observations 

In a remarkable display of resilience, Tom Kim postponed his media obligations on Tuesday to grab a refreshing cup of Tim Hortons, showcasing the Canadian coffee chain’s enduring popularity amidst the Presidents Cup festivities. During his round at Quail Hollow, Kim was spotted sipping his preferred beverage, a testament to his affection for the iconic Canadian brand. This anecdote underscores the pervasive presence of Tim Hortons, not just in Canada but also on the international golfing stage.

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In its most dramatic moments, this Presidents Cup delivered something special

In its most dramatic moments, this Presidents Cup delivered something special

In a Presidents Cup that has borne witness to tight matches and a tense atmosphere, there have been moments of brilliance that have stood out amidst the drama. From Si Woo Kim’s miraculous bunker shot on the 16th hole to Mito Pereira’s incredible eagle on the 13th, these moments have injected moments of pure, unadulterated joy into an otherwise tightly contested tournament. It is these moments, as much as the final putt or winning shot, that will define the legacy of this year’s Presidents Cup, etching themselves into the annals of golfing history.

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Presidents Cup Q&A: Biggest hero, biggest mistake, what TV viewers missed

Presidents Cup Q&A: Biggest hero, biggest mistake, what TV viewers missed

At the Presidents Cup, it was the International team that came out victorious. Captain Trevor Immelman praised his team’s effort, but the question remains: who were the biggest heroes and who made the biggest mistakes? In a post-tournament Q&A, Immelman and US captain Davis Love III shed light on the key moments, the missed opportunities, and the unforgettable performances that made this Presidents Cup one for the ages. From Si Woo Kim’s heroics to Cameron Young’s missed putt, they analyze the tournament’s most pivotal moments.

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2024 Presidents Cup Debrief: Key Points, Moments of Levity from Team USA

2024 Presidents Cup Debrief: Key Points, Moments of Levity from Team USA

Team USA’s victory at the 2024 Presidents Cup highlighted a young and formidable core of match play specialists. Captain Jim Furyk praised the team’s camaraderie and resilience, recognizing that any of the 12 players could have led the charge. Standout performances from Sam Burns, Russell Henley, and the unlikely duo of Si Woo Kim and Tom Kim electrified the course. The most meaningful moment came from Keegan Bradley, who clinched the winning point and earned recognition as next year’s Ryder Cup captain.

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Presidents Cup grades: How every player (and captain) performed in Montreal

Presidents Cup grades: How every player (and captain) performed in Montreal

President’s Cup grades: How every player (and captain) performed in Montreal

With the 2022 President’s Cup — an exhibition golf tournament where the top 12 players from the United Stats face off against the top 12 players from an international team (excluding Europe) — in the books, we hand out grades to every player and captain:

USA: Won 18.5-9.5
Grade: A+
Scottie Scheffler and Xander Schauffele were dominant all week.
Jordan Spieth had a strong showing in singles.
Captain Davis Love III made all the right moves.

International: Lost 18.5-9.5
Grade: B-
Corey Conners and Adam Scott played well in singles.
Tom Kim showed flashes of brilliance.
Captain Trevor Immelman’s team never really got going.

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Tour Confidential: Presidents Cup MVPs, critiquing captains and format changes

Tour Confidential: Presidents Cup MVPs, critiquing captains and format changes

The Presidents Cup MVPs are decided, the captains’ performances dissected, and potential changes to the format discussed in the aftermath of the 2022 competition. Cameron Young and Christiaan Bezuidenhout were the standout players for the Americans and Internationals, respectively. Trevor Immelman’s decision to prioritize unity over rankings proved successful for the Internationals. Davis Love III’s American team faced criticism for a lackluster performance. Proposals are being considered to adjust the format, such as reducing the number of matches or altering the scoring system. The discourse surrounding the Presidents Cup highlights the continuous evolution and evaluation of team golf competitions.

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Americans win Presidents Cup for 10th time in row

Americans win Presidents Cup for 10th time in row

Team USA emerged victorious in the Presidents Cup, securing their 10th consecutive triumph against the International Team. Despite a valiant effort from the Internationals, the Americans’ dominance reigned supreme, earning them a total score of 17.5 to 12.5. Scottie Scheffler and Cameron Young led the charge for the Americans, while Adam Scott displayed impressive performances for the Internationals. The victory marks another historic achievement for the Americans, extending their unbroken streak in the biennial competition.

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Tom Kim raises ‘sportsmanship’ issues after wild Presidents Cup match

Tom Kim raises ‘sportsmanship’ issues after wild Presidents Cup match

Tom Kim, a rising star in golf, has raised concerns about “sportsmanship” after a wild Presidents Cup match. The incident occurred during the event’s four-ball round, where Kim’s team lost to the United States team. Kim expressed his frustration over an alleged breach of etiquette by his opponents, which he deemed as disrespectful. The issue has sparked a discussion about the importance of fair play and professionalism in golf. Officials are reviewing the matter and may consider implementing stricter guidelines to ensure the integrity of the sport. The incident highlights the ongoing debate about the delicate balance between competitiveness and sportsmanship in elite sports.

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2024 Presidents Cup Sunday TV coverage: How to watch Sunday singles

2024 Presidents Cup Sunday TV coverage: How to watch Sunday singles

Golf fans can tune in to Golf Channel or NBC on Sunday, September 24, 2023, to watch the thrilling conclusion of the Presidents Cup. Coverage of the 12 singles matches begins at 12:30 p.m. ET on Golf Channel, with NBC joining the broadcast at 2 p.m. ET. Viewers can also stream the action live on Peacock Premium and the NBC Sports app. The Presidents Cup pits the top 12 golfers from the United States against their counterparts from the International Team, representing the rest of the world excluding Europe. The event is held every two years, with the United States holding a 11-1-1 advantage in the series.

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2024 Presidents Cup Sunday singles matchups, start times

2024 Presidents Cup Sunday singles matchups, start times

The Presidents Cup Sunday singles matchups and start times have been announced. The matches will begin at 12:05 p.m. ET on Sunday, September 30, at Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, North Carolina.

The matchups are as follows:

Scottie Scheffler vs. Cam Davis (12:05 p.m. ET)
Patrick Cantlay vs. Christiaan Bezuidenhout (12:16 p.m. ET)
Sam Burns vs. Mito Pereira (12:27 p.m. ET)
Jordan Spieth vs. Taylor Pendrith (12:38 p.m. ET)
Xander Schauffele vs. Sebastian Munoz (12:49 p.m. ET)
Tony Finau vs. Joaquin Niemann (1:00 p.m. ET)
Collin Morikawa vs. Corey Conners (1:11 p.m. ET)
Max Homa vs. Adam Svensson (1:22 p.m. ET)
Billy Horschel vs. Kim Joo-hyung (1:33 p.m. ET)
Kevin Kisner vs. Mito Pereira (1:44 p.m. ET)

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