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The United States won nine of Sunday’s 12 singles matches to overturn a three-point deficit and beat the Internationals 17–13.
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The Internationals will take a three-point lead into the Presidents Cup’s final day at Medinah after holding off a United States fightback on Saturday. They need five points from Sunday’s 12 singles matches to win the trophy. [1]
The American hosts won two morning four-ball matches and halved another. International captain Geoff Ogilvy said his side had trailed in every match at one stage and regarded taking one and a half points from the session as a small success. [1]
The teams split the afternoon foursomes. Canada’s Corey Conners saved par on the 18th hole to win the last match still on the course, preserving the Internationals’ three-point advantage. Either team needs 15.5 points overall to win. [1]
The Internationals have won the Presidents Cup only once since it began in 1994, and never on American soil. Victory on Sunday would be their first in 28 years. [1]
The United States entered Sunday’s singles three points behind the Internationals but won nine of the 12 matches to seal a 17–13 victory at Medinah. It is their 11th consecutive Presidents Cup win. [2]
Jacob Bridgeman secured the decisive point against Australia’s Min Woo Lee, holing a four-foot par putt on the 18th to win their match one up. [2]
US captain Brandt Snedeker praised his players’ collective effort. International captain Geoff Ogilvy said the contest had remained close and that different results in narrow matches might have given his team momentum. [2]
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