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Americans win Presidents Cup for 10th time in row
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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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2024 Presidents Cup Sunday singles matchups, start times
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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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Clutch Cantlay helps U.S. to Presidents Cup lead
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Clutch Cantlay helps U.S. to Presidents Cup lead

PATRICK CANTLAY’S clutch play has helped the United States take a narrow lead over the Internationals in the Presidents Cup. Cantlay birdied the 17th and 18th holes to secure a dramatic 1-up victory over Australian Cam Davis in Friday’s opening fourballs matches. The American duo of Cantlay and Xander Schauffele also birdied the 18th to edge out South Korea’s Im Sung-jae and Australian Adam Scott 1-up. The U.S. team, which has won the Presidents Cup 11 times in the 13 previous editions, leads 4-2 heading into Saturday’s foursomes matches.

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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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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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2024 Presidents Cup: Biggest strengths, weaknesses and who will win
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2024 Presidents Cup: Biggest strengths, weaknesses and who will win

The 2024 Presidents Cup looms on the horizon, pitting the top 12 US golfers against their International counterparts. Team USA enters as favorites, led by their formidable depth and experience. However, the International team boasts in-form stars, including Cameron Smith and Joaquin Niemann. Despite Team USA’s advantages, the Internationals’ unity and home-course advantage could prove crucial. The battle promises to be fierce, and every match could swing the balance. Only time will tell who will emerge victorious in this prestigious team competition.

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Why another ‘HatGate’ controversy is unlikely to brew at Presidents Cup
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Why another ‘HatGate’ controversy is unlikely to brew at Presidents Cup

With the Presidents Cup set to tee off, concerns over a repeat of the “HatGate” controversy that marred the 2019 event appear unfounded. Stricter headwear policies implemented since the incident will prevent players from adorning non-regulation hats during practice rounds. The rule change aims to maintain professionalism and respect for the competition and its sponsors. Additionally, tournament organizers have emphasized the importance of appropriate attire on and off the course. These measures are expected to mitigate the risk of any further hat-related incidents.

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Presidents Cup rosters, records: Meet the U.S., International teams
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Presidents Cup rosters, records: Meet the U.S., International teams

Presidents Cup Teams and Records

The Presidents Cup pits the best golfers from the U.S. against those from the International team, excluding players from Europe. This year, the U.S. boasts a strong team led by world number one Scottie Scheffler. The International team, captained by Trevor Immelman, includes Cameron Smith and Hideki Matsuyama.

Team USA has dominated the Presidents Cup, winning 11 of the 13 editions. International Team Captain Trevor Immelman is looking to break this streak and lead his team to victory.

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Second-guessing Presidents Cup picks: Snubs, shocks, mistakes, no JT?!
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Second-guessing Presidents Cup picks: Snubs, shocks, mistakes, no JT?!

Surprise, shock, and controversy follow the announcement of the U.S. Presidents Cup team. Notable exclusions like Justin Thomas have analysts scratching their heads, while the inclusion of surprising picks sparks debate. Experts question Harrington’s strategy, assessing whether he prioritized experience over form. The omission of red-hot players fuels speculation about personal biases or undisclosed factors driving the selections. With the highly anticipated matches looming, the debate surrounding the squad’s composition rages on, leaving fans wondering if the best possible team will represent the United States.

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Presidents Cup captain’s pick snubs: The biggest surprises on both sides 
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Presidents Cup captain’s pick snubs: The biggest surprises on both sides 

The Presidents Cup captain’s picks have been announced, and there were some notable snubs on both sides.

For the United States, the biggest surprise was the omission of Patrick Cantlay. Cantlay is ranked No. 4 in the world and has been one of the most consistent players on the PGA Tour over the past few years. He was a member of the 2019 Presidents Cup team and played well, going 2-1-1.

Another surprising snub for the United States was Daniel Berger. Berger is ranked No. 12 in the world and has won two PGA Tour events this season. He was also a member of the 2019 Presidents Cup team.

For the International team, the biggest surprise was the omission of Matt Fitzpatrick. Fitzpatrick is ranked No. 15 in the world and has been one of the most consistent players on the DP World Tour over the past few years. He was a member of the 2019 Presidents Cup team and played well, going 2-1-1.

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