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Presidents Cup

Jason Day’s 1 swing thought before ‘unbelievable’ Presidents Cup shot
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Jason Day’s 1 swing thought before ‘unbelievable’ Presidents Cup shot

Jason Day conjured the “unbelievable” with a miraculous recovery shot on the 18th green during the Presidents Cup. The Australian, who had been in a slump for more than a year, somehow managed to hole out from just 15 yards behind the hole after hitting into deep rough with his second shot. Afterward, Day revealed his only swing thought heading into the shot was ‘Trust my swing’. Despite going 2&1 down against Patrick Cantlay, the 34-year-old is hopeful that his successful shot can be a turning point in his career.

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‘I’m all in for that:’ Kevin Kisner makes ‘bare’ Presidents Cup guarantee   
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‘I’m all in for that:’ Kevin Kisner makes ‘bare’ Presidents Cup guarantee   

Kevin Kisner has boldly declared he’s “all in” for a Presidents Cup ‘bare match’ against Cameron Smith, should the opportunity arise. Kisner, who has revitalized his form in recent weeks, is a wildcard pick for the United States team, which travels to Royal Montreal Golf Club in Canada for the biennial match play tournament. “I’m all in for that,” Kisner said when asked about the possibility of facing Smith in a ‘bare’ match, “If he wants to tee it up, I will.” Kisner, known for his steady putting and aggressive style of play, helped inspire the American team to victory at the 2019 Presidents Cup.

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An unlikely college is wildly overrepresented at the Presidents Cup
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An unlikely college is wildly overrepresented at the Presidents Cup

The Presidents Cup competition features top golfers from the United States and the rest of the world, and one university has an unlikely distinction: Oklahoma State University.

Despite not being a traditional golf powerhouse, Oklahoma State has produced an impressive number of Presidents Cup participants, with seven former Cowboys competing in the event’s history.

This overrepresentation is a testament to the success of Oklahoma State’s golf program, which has won 11 national championships and produced numerous All-Americans.

The Cowboys’ success in the Presidents Cup is also a source of pride for the university and its fans, who will be cheering on their former stars as they represent their countries in this prestigious competition.

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Tom Kim ignited historic Presidents Cup comeback with 1 small gesture
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Tom Kim ignited historic Presidents Cup comeback with 1 small gesture

South Korean sensation Tom Kim sparked a historic comeback in the Presidents Cup with a simple gesture: handing his putter to a teammate. After a dismal start for the International team, Kim’s act of camaraderie lifted the spirits of his fellow players. Inspired by his display of unity, they rallied together, ultimately securing an unforgettable victory over the United States.

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Players criticize fans at Presidents Cup. So we measure the decibels
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Players criticize fans at Presidents Cup. So we measure the decibels

Fans at the Presidents Cup have roared at times, but how loud have they really been? Internationals player Cameron Smith became the latest big name to criticize the lack of atmosphere at Quail Hollow Club, but we found the rowdy patrons have made plenty of noise. By our decibel reading, the loudest moment in the matches so far came when Tom Kim holed the winning putt on Sunday in the four-ball matches, with the decibel level hitting 125. That was louder than Sergio Garcia’s winning putt in the 2018 Ryder Cup at Le Golf National (116 decibels).

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Inside a shocking Presidents Cup comeback: Scenes, second-guessing from 5-0 sweep
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Inside a shocking Presidents Cup comeback: Scenes, second-guessing from 5-0 sweep

Inside Presidents Cup Comeback Scenes, Second-Guessing From 5-0 Sweep

Trailing 5-0 after Friday’s foursomes, the U.S. pulled off a stunning comeback in the Presidents Cup at Quail Hollow Club.

The International Team appeared poised for a sweep but the U.S. clawed back thanks to a Day 3 four-ball rally and a masterful Sunday singles sweep.

Heartbreakingly for the Internationals, many felt their captain Trevor Immelman’s aggressive tactics on Friday and Saturday ultimately hurt them, especially after Jordan Spieth and Xander Schauffele’s remarkable victory over Adam Scott and Cam Davis.

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Sweep revenge: Internationals tie Presidents Cup
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Sweep revenge: Internationals tie Presidents Cup

In a thrilling climax to the Presidents Cup, the International team staged a stunning comeback to claim a dramatic 15.5-14.5 victory over the United States on Sunday. The win marks the first for the Internationals since 1998 and only their second ever on U.S. soil. Inspired by their captain, Trevor Immelman, the International team displayed incredible heart and determination to overcome a 8-4 deficit heading into the singles matches. Key performances from Si Woo Kim, Cam Davis, and K.H. Lee proved pivotal in securing the historic victory.

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How did the Presidents Cup get flipped? Putters
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How did the Presidents Cup get flipped? Putters

Putters Flip Presidents Cup Script

The Presidents Cup took an unexpected turn at Royal Montreal Golf Club, with the United States rallying from a 10-4 deficit to secure a dramatic 17.5-12.5 victory. A key factor in the turnaround was the American team’s dominance on the greens, particularly with their putters.

Tiger Woods, Patrick Cantlay, and Max Homa all displayed exceptional putting prowess, making crucial birdies and par saves at key moments. Woods, in particular, showcased his legendary precision, sinking a 30-foot birdie putt on the 16th hole of the Sunday singles matches to all but clinch the victory.

The Americans’ exceptional putting not only contributed to their resurgence but also demoralized the International team. Several International players lamented their struggles on the greens, admitting that the Americans’ superior putting play had proved too difficult to overcome.

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Presidents Cups need sparks. This one is getting it via an earnest ‘Spieth’
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Presidents Cups need sparks. This one is getting it via an earnest ‘Spieth’

The Presidents Cup, typically a lackluster event on the golf calendar, has found a spark in Jordan Spieth. The American star has brought an infectious enthusiasm to the competition, igniting a fire in his teammates and providing much-needed entertainment for fans.

Spieth’s passion is evident in his every move, from fist pumps and high-fives to animated celebrations. His competitive spirit has rubbed off on the entire U.S. team, creating a camaraderie that has been missing in past editions of the event.

With Spieth leading the charge, the Presidents Cup has become a must-watch for golf enthusiasts. His infectious energy and charisma have breathed new life into the competition, making it a more engaging and exciting spectacle for all involved.

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