Final Event Score
13.0 – 17.0 · USA won the Cup.
September 27 at 10:11 PM
International and USA completed Sunday Singles with USA taking the session 9.5-2.5 and the Presidents Cup 17.0-13.0. Session points: International 2.5, USA 9.5. Cameron Young opened with a 3 & 2 win over Ryo Hisatsune, Tom Kim answered 3 & 2 against Wyndham Clark, and Scottie Scheffler beat Nico Echavarria 2 & 1.
Nick Taylor and Russell Henley halved their Match TIED. That earns half a point for each Side.
September 27 at 10:01 PM
USA has won the Presidents Cup, finishing 16.5-12.5 over International. Jacob Bridgeman beat Min Woo Lee 1 UP, and Xander Schauffele defeated Ryan Fox 2 & 1. Their two Sunday Singles victories added two points for USA, taking its score from 14.5 to 16.5.
USA gained 2.0 points from Jacob Bridgeman won 1 UP; Xander Schauffele won 2 & 1. Event Score: International 12.5, USA 16.5.
Jacob Bridgeman defeated Min Woo Lee 1 UP in Sunday Singles, earning one point for USA. Lee had led 1 UP through 15, but the match was tied through 17 before Bridgeman secured the final result.
Xander Schauffele defeated Ryan Fox 2 & 1 in Sunday Singles, earning one point for USA. Their match was tied through four holes; Schauffele built a 3 UP lead through nine and closed out the win.
September 27 at 9:51 PM
Ryan Fox has narrowed the gap, but Xander Schauffele leads their Sunday Singles match 2 UP through 16. Schauffele has secured at least half a point for USA; a win or halve on either remaining hole would secure the full point.
September 27 at 9:40 PM
Jackson Koivun defeated Si Woo Kim 2 UP in Sunday Singles, earning one point for USA. Kim had led 2 UP through 10, but Koivun took the lead and closed out the match.
Xander Schauffele leads Ryan Fox 3 UP through 15 in Sunday Singles, securing at least half a point for USA. Three holes remain.
September 27 at 9:31 PM
Jackson Koivun leads Si Woo Kim 1 UP through 17 in Sunday Singles for USA. Kim was 2 UP through 10, but Koivun now holds the lead with one hole remaining. USA has secured at least half a point from the match.
Min Woo Lee and Jacob Bridgeman are tied through 16 in Sunday Singles. Lee held a 1 UP lead through 15, but the match is level with two holes remaining.
September 27 at 9:20 PM
USA has moved ahead of International 13.5-12.5 in the Presidents Cup, a two-point swing from 12.5-11.5. In two live matches, Jackson Koivun leads Si Woo Kim 1 UP through 16, while Min Woo Lee leads Jacob Bridgeman 1 UP through 15.
USA moved ahead 13.5-12.5 in the Presidents Cup as Collin Morikawa beat Hideki Matsuyama 1 UP and Patrick Cantlay defeated Adam Scott 2 & 1. Each Singles result earned one point for USA, leaving the side 2.0 points from the 15.5-point winning target.
Collin Morikawa defeated Hideki Matsuyama 1 UP in Sunday Singles, earning one point for USA. Matsuyama had led 1 UP through 14, but the match was tied through 17 before Morikawa secured the final result.
Patrick Cantlay defeated Adam Scott 2 & 1 in Sunday Singles, earning one point for USA. Cantlay had led 2 UP through 16 before closing out the match.
Jackson Koivun leads Si Woo Kim 1 UP through 16 in Sunday Singles. Kim had been 2 UP through 10 before Koivun took the lead; Kim has since narrowed the gap, with two holes remaining.
Min Woo Lee leads Jacob Bridgeman 1 UP through 15 in Sunday Singles. Bridgeman was 1 UP through 11, and the match was tied through 14 before Lee took the lead. Three holes remain.
Xander Schauffele leads Ryan Fox 4 UP through 14 in Sunday Singles, securing at least half a point for USA. They were tied through 4; Schauffele has built a four-hole lead since then, with four holes remaining.
September 27 at 9:11 PM
Chris Gotterup defeated Christiaan Bezuidenhout 1 UP in Sunday Singles, earning one point for USA. Gotterup had led 3 UP through six before closing out the narrower victory.
Patrick Cantlay leads Adam Scott 2 UP through 16 in Sunday Singles, securing at least half a point for USA. A full point still requires Cantlay to win or halve either of the two remaining holes.
Nick Taylor and Russell Henley are tied through 14 in Sunday Singles. Henley held a 2 UP lead through 4, but Taylor has worked back to level with four holes remaining.
September 27 at 9:00 PM
International leads USA 12.5-10.5 in the Presidents Cup, with two live matches favoring USA. Chris Gotterup leads Christiaan Bezuidenhout 1 UP through 17, while Patrick Cantlay is 1 UP on Adam Scott through 15.
Chris Gotterup leads Christiaan Bezuidenhout 1 UP through 17 in Sunday Singles after Bezuidenhout narrowed the gap. USA has secured at least half a point from the match, with one hole remaining.
Patrick Cantlay leads Adam Scott 1 UP through 15 in Sunday Singles. Scott has narrowed the deficit, with three holes remaining.
Jackson Koivun leads Si Woo Kim 2 UP through 15 in Sunday Singles for USA. The match was tied through 12; Koivun now holds a two-hole advantage with three holes remaining.
September 27 at 8:50 PM
Chris Gotterup leads Christiaan Bezuidenhout 2 UP through 16 in Sunday Singles, securing at least half a point for USA. A full point still requires Gotterup to win or halve either of the two remaining holes.
September 27 at 8:41 PM
International leads USA 12.5-10.5 in the Presidents Cup as Sunday Singles remains in play. Hideki Matsuyama and Collin Morikawa are tied through 15, while Jackson Koivun holds a 1 UP USA advantage over Si Woo Kim through 13.
Hideki Matsuyama and Collin Morikawa are tied through 15 in Sunday Singles after Morikawa drew level. Three holes remain.
Jackson Koivun leads Si Woo Kim 1 UP through 13 in Sunday Singles for USA. Kim led 2 UP through 10, but Koivun has turned the match in his favor through 13.
Min Woo Lee and Jacob Bridgeman are tied through 12 in Sunday Singles after Lee drew level. Six holes remain.
September 27 at 8:31 PM
Sungjae Im defeated Sam Burns 3 & 1 in Sunday Singles, earning one point for International. The match was tied through 11 before Im took control late.
Si Woo Kim and Jackson Koivun are tied through 12 in Sunday Singles. Kim led 2 UP through 10, but Koivun has drawn level for USA.
September 27 at 8:21 PM
Scottie Scheffler defeated Nico Echavarria 2 & 1 in Sunday Singles, earning one point for USA. Scheffler had led 4 UP through 10 before closing out the match.
Sungjae Im leads Sam Burns 2 UP through 16 in Sunday Singles for International and has secured at least half a point. Im was tied through 11 before building a 2 UP advantage through 13; a full point still requires a win or halve on either remaining hole.
September 27 at 8:11 PM
USA gained ground in Jackson Koivun against Si Woo Kim (International 1 UP); Russell Henley against Nick Taylor (USA 1 UP); Xander Schauffele against Ryan Fox (USA 3 UP). Event Score: International 11.5, USA 9.5. USA needs 6.0 more to win the Presidents Cup outright.
Scottie Scheffler leads Nico Echavarria 2 UP through 16 in Sunday Singles for USA, securing at least half a point. Scheffler was 4 UP through 10, but Echavarria has narrowed the margin with two holes remaining.
Si Woo Kim leads Jackson Koivun 1 UP through 11 in Sunday Singles for International. Seven holes remain.
Russell Henley leads Nick Taylor 1 UP through 10 in Sunday Singles for USA.
Xander Schauffele leads Ryan Fox 3 UP through 9 in Sunday Singles for USA. Their match was tied through 4 before Schauffele established his lead.
September 27 at 8:00 PM
International leads USA 11.5–9.5 in the Presidents Cup, with live movement in two matches: Hideki Matsuyama is 1 UP on Collin Morikawa through 12 for International, while Nick Taylor and Russell Henley are tied through 9.
Scottie Scheffler lead Nico Echavarria 3 UP through 15 and have secured at least half a point.
Hideki Matsuyama leads Collin Morikawa 1 UP through 12 in Sunday Singles for International. Matsuyama was 1 DN through 10, but the match was tied through 11 before he moved in front.
Patrick Cantlay leads Adam Scott 2 UP through 11 in Sunday Singles for USA. Seven holes remain.
Nick Taylor and Russell Henley are tied through 9 in Sunday Singles. Taylor was 2 DN through 5, but has erased that deficit for International.
September 27 at 7:51 PM
USA’s Justin Thomas defeated Corey Conners 5 & 3 to earn one point, with the Presidents Cup score now International 11.5, USA 9.5. Chris Gotterup leads Christiaan Bezuidenhout 2 UP through 12, while Jacob Bridgeman is 1 UP on Min Woo Lee through 9.
International’s Tom Kim beat Wyndham Clark 3 & 2 for one point as the Presidents Cup stands International 11.5, USA 9.5. Hideki Matsuyama and Collin Morikawa are tied through 11 in their live singles match.
Tom Kim defeated Wyndham Clark 3 & 2 in Sunday Singles, earning one point for International. Their match was tied through 9 before Kim built the lead that carried him to the win.
Justin Thomas defeated Corey Conners 5 & 3 in Sunday Singles, earning one point for USA. Thomas was already 4 UP through 4 and stayed in front to close out the match.
Chris Gotterup leads Christiaan Bezuidenhout 2 UP through 12 in Sunday Singles. Gotterup has extended his advantage, with six holes remaining.
Hideki Matsuyama and Collin Morikawa are tied through 11 in Sunday Singles. Matsuyama led 2 UP through 6, but Morikawa later took a 1 UP lead through 10 before the match returned to level.
Jacob Bridgeman leads Min Woo Lee 1 UP through 9 in Sunday Singles for USA. The match was tied through 8 before Bridgeman moved back in front, with nine holes remaining.
September 27 at 7:40 PM
International gained ground in Sungjae Im against Sam Burns (International 2 UP); Adam Scott against Patrick Cantlay (USA 1 UP); Si Woo Kim against Jackson Koivun (International 2 UP); Min Woo Lee against Jacob Bridgeman (Tied ). Event Score: International 10.5, USA 8.5. International needs 5.0 more to win the Presidents Cup outright.
Tom Kim leads Wyndham Clark 3 UP through 15 in Sunday Singles, securing at least half a point for International. The match was tied through 9 before Kim established his lead; three holes remain.
Justin Thomas leads Corey Conners 4 UP through 14 in Sunday Singles, securing at least half a point for USA. Thomas has held the lead since going 1 UP through the first hole.
Sungjae Im leads Sam Burns 2 UP through 13 in Sunday Singles for International. The match was tied through 11 before Im moved back in front at 1 UP through 12 and extended the advantage.
Patrick Cantlay leads Adam Scott 1 UP through 10 in Sunday Singles for USA. Scott has narrowed the margin, but Cantlay remains ahead with eight holes to play.
Si Woo Kim leads Jackson Koivun 2 UP through 9 in Sunday Singles for International. Nine holes remain in their match.
Min Woo Lee and Jacob Bridgeman are tied through 8 in Sunday Singles. Bridgeman led 1 UP through 7 for USA, but Lee has brought the match level for International.
Xander Schauffele leads Ryan Fox 2 UP through 6 in Sunday Singles for USA. Their match was tied through 4 before Schauffele moved 1 UP through 5 and extended the lead.
September 27 at 7:31 PM
USA has gained a point, narrowing International’s Presidents Cup lead to 10.5–8.5. In the contributing Sunday Singles matches still in play, Tom Kim leads Wyndham Clark 3 UP through 14 and Sungjae Im leads Sam Burns 1 UP through 12 for International; Russell Henley leads Nick Taylor 1 UP through 6 for USA.
USA gained 1.0 points from Cameron Young won 3 & 2. Live movement: Collin Morikawa against Hideki Matsuyama (USA 1 UP). Event Score: International 10.5, USA 8.5. USA needs 7.0 more to win the Presidents Cup outright.
Cameron Young beat Ryo Hisatsune 3 & 2. That earns one point for USA.
Tom Kim leads Wyndham Clark 3 UP through 14 in Sunday Singles for International. Their match was tied through 9; Kim has since established a clear lead with four holes remaining.
Sungjae Im leads Sam Burns 1 UP through 12 in Sunday Singles for International. The match was tied through 11, leaving six holes to play.
Collin Morikawa leads Hideki Matsuyama 1 UP through 10 in Sunday Singles for USA. Matsuyama had led 2 UP through 6, but Morikawa has overturned that advantage.
Russell Henley leads Nick Taylor 1 UP through 6 in Sunday Singles for USA. Taylor has trimmed the deficit, with 12 holes remaining.
September 27 at 7:20 PM
USA holds two early Sunday Singles advantages while the Presidents Cup stands International 10.5, USA 7.5. Patrick Cantlay leads Adam Scott 2 UP through 8, and Xander Schauffele is 1 UP on Ryan Fox through 5.
With International leading the Presidents Cup 10.5-7.5, USA has two notable Sunday Singles leads in progress. Scottie Scheffler is 3 UP on Nico Echavarria through 12, while Chris Gotterup leads Christiaan Bezuidenhout 1 UP through 10.
Cameron Young leads Ryo Hisatsune 3 UP through 15 in Sunday Singles, securing at least half a point for USA. The match was tied through 10 before Young established his lead.
Scottie Scheffler leads Nico Echavarria 3 UP through 12 in Sunday Singles. Echavarria has cut into the USA lead, but Scheffler remains ahead with six holes remaining.
Chris Gotterup leads Christiaan Bezuidenhout 1 UP through 10 in Sunday Singles. Bezuidenhout has narrowed the deficit, leaving eight holes remaining.
Patrick Cantlay leads Adam Scott 2 UP through 8 in Sunday Singles, extending his advantage for USA.
Xander Schauffele has taken a 1 UP lead over Ryan Fox through 5 in Sunday Singles. Their match was tied through 4.
September 27 at 7:10 PM
USA gained ground in Sam Burns against Sungjae Im (Tied ); Collin Morikawa against Hideki Matsuyama (Tied ). Event Score: International 10.5, USA 7.5. USA needs 8.0 more to win the Presidents Cup outright.
Justin Thomas leads Corey Conners 4 UP through 12 in Sunday Singles, with six holes remaining. Thomas had built a 5 UP advantage through 11 before Conners narrowed the margin.
Sungjae Im and Sam Burns are tied through 11 in Sunday Singles. Im led 1 UP through 10 before Burns brought the match level.
Hideki Matsuyama and Collin Morikawa are tied through 9 in Sunday Singles. Matsuyama led 1 UP through 7, but Morikawa has erased that International advantage.
September 27 at 7:01 PM
Russell Henley leads Nick Taylor 2 UP through 4 in Sunday Singles, extending his advantage for USA.
September 27 at 6:51 PM
USA leads three of these Sunday Singles matches, but the Presidents Cup score remains International 10.5, USA 7.5. Cameron Young leads Ryo Hisatsune 3 UP through 13; Scottie Scheffler leads Nico Echavarria 4 UP through 10; and Russell Henley leads Nick Taylor 1 UP through 3. For International, Hideki Matsuyama leads Collin Morikawa 1 UP through 7, and Si Woo Kim leads Jackson Koivun 1 UP through 5.
Cameron Young leads Ryo Hisatsune 3 UP through 13 in Sunday Singles. The match was tied through 10 before Young turned the contest into a three-hole USA advantage by the 13th.
Scottie Scheffler is 4 UP on Nico Echavarria through 10 in Sunday Singles. Tied through 4, Scheffler has built a four-hole USA lead by the 10th.
Hideki Matsuyama leads Collin Morikawa 1 UP through 7 in Sunday Singles. Morikawa has trimmed the International lead, but Matsuyama remains ahead.
Si Woo Kim leads Jackson Koivun 1 UP through 5 in Sunday Singles. Koivun has cut into Kim’s advantage, though the International player still holds the lead.
Jacob Bridgeman leads Min Woo Lee 1 UP through 4 in Sunday Singles. Lee has narrowed the USA lead, leaving one hole between them.
Russell Henley has taken a 1 UP lead over Nick Taylor through 3 in Sunday Singles. Their match was tied through 2.
September 27 at 6:41 PM
International gained ground in Tom Kim against Wyndham Clark (International 2 UP); Christiaan Bezuidenhout against Chris Gotterup (USA 2 UP); Hideki Matsuyama against Collin Morikawa (International 2 UP); Adam Scott against Patrick Cantlay (USA 1 UP); Si Woo Kim against Jackson Koivun (International 2 UP). Event Score: International 10.5, USA 7.5. International needs 5.0 more to win the Presidents Cup outright.
USA has two Sunday Singles leads: Cameron Young is 2 UP on Ryo Hisatsune through 12, while Jacob Bridgeman is 2 UP on Min Woo Lee through 3. International still leads USA 10.5-7.5 in the Presidents Cup; neither match has added to the score yet.
Cameron Young leads Ryo Hisatsune 2 UP through 12 in Sunday Singles, with six holes remaining.
Tom Kim has moved 2 UP on Wyndham Clark through 11 in Sunday Singles. The match was tied through 9 before Kim established the two-hole International lead by the 11th.
Chris Gotterup leads Christiaan Bezuidenhout 2 UP through 7 in Sunday Singles, with Bezuidenhout cutting into the USA lead.
Hideki Matsuyama leads Collin Morikawa 2 UP through 6 in Sunday Singles, extending International’s advantage in their match.
Patrick Cantlay leads Adam Scott 1 UP through 5 in Sunday Singles. Scott has trimmed the USA lead, but Cantlay remains ahead.
Si Woo Kim leads Jackson Koivun 2 UP through 4 in Sunday Singles, extending International’s lead in their match.
Jacob Bridgeman leads Min Woo Lee 2 UP through 3 in Sunday Singles.
September 27 at 6:31 PM
USA leads five Sunday Singles matches in progress, though International still leads the Presidents Cup 10.5-7.5. Cameron Young is 1 UP on Ryo Hisatsune through 11; Justin Thomas is 5 UP on Corey Conners and Scottie Scheffler is 3 UP on Nico Echavarria, both through 9. Chris Gotterup leads Christiaan Bezuidenhout 3 UP through 6, and Patrick Cantlay leads Adam Scott 2 UP through 4.
Cameron Young has moved ahead of Ryo Hisatsune, 1 UP through 11 in Sunday Singles. Hisatsune was 2 UP through 4, but Young now holds the lead—a reversal across those sampled standings.
Justin Thomas stretched their advantage over Corey Conners to 5 UP.
Scottie Scheffler has opened a 3 UP lead over Nico Echavarria through 9 in Sunday Singles. The match was tied through 4 before Scheffler built a three-hole USA advantage by the ninth.
Chris Gotterup leads Christiaan Bezuidenhout 3 UP through 6 in Sunday Singles. After the match was tied through 1, Gotterup has established a three-hole USA lead by the sixth.
Patrick Cantlay leads Adam Scott 2 UP through 4 in Sunday Singles.
September 27 at 6:20 PM
International leads USA 10.5-7.5 at the Presidents Cup as Sunday Singles continues. Tom Kim is 1 UP on Wyndham Clark through 10 for International, while USA’s Justin Thomas is 4 UP on Corey Conners through 8.
Tom Kim has taken a 1 UP lead over Wyndham Clark through 10 in Sunday Singles. The match was tied through 9.
Corey Conners cut the deficit against Justin Thomas; the Match is now 4 UP.
Chris Gotterup leads Christiaan Bezuidenhout 2 UP through 5 in Sunday Singles. The match was tied through 1, giving Gotterup a two-hole gain between those sampled standings.
September 27 at 6:10 PM
International holds early advantages in two Sunday Singles matches: Sungjae Im leads Sam Burns 1 UP through 6, while Si Woo Kim is 1 UP on Jackson Koivun through 2. International remains ahead of USA, 10.5-7.5.
Sungjae Im leads Sam Burns 1 UP through 6 in Sunday Singles. Their match was tied through 5.
Si Woo Kim has taken a 1 UP lead over Jackson Koivun through 2 in Sunday Singles.
Jacob Bridgeman leads Min Woo Lee 1 UP through 1 in Sunday Singles.
September 27 at 6:01 PM
USA has early advantages in two Sunday Singles matches: Scottie Scheffler leads Nico Echavarria 2 UP through 6, while Patrick Cantlay is 1 UP on Adam Scott through 2. International remains ahead 10.5-7.5 in the Presidents Cup.
Tom Kim and Wyndham Clark are tied through 8 in Sunday Singles.
Scottie Scheffler leads Nico Echavarria 2 UP through 6 in Sunday Singles. Their match was tied through 4, making Scheffler’s current advantage a two-hole gain across those sampled standings.
Patrick Cantlay leads Adam Scott 1 UP through 2 in Sunday Singles.
September 27 at 5:51 PM
USA gained ground in Justin Thomas against Corey Conners (USA 5 UP); Scottie Scheffler against Nico Echavarria (USA 1 UP). Event Score: International 10.5, USA 7.5. USA needs 8.0 more to win the Presidents Cup outright.
Justin Thomas leads Corey Conners 5 UP through 6 in Sunday Singles. Thomas was 1 UP through 1; the lead has widened considerably across the five-hole span.
Scottie Scheffler leads Nico Echavarria 1 UP through 5 in Sunday Singles.
September 27 at 5:40 PM
Wyndham Clark has taken a 1 UP lead over Tom Kim through 6 in Sunday Singles. The match was tied through 5.
Hideki Matsuyama leads Collin Morikawa 1 UP through 2 in Sunday Singles after the match was tied through 1.
September 27 at 5:31 PM
USA gained ground in Cameron Young against Ryo Hisatsune (Tied ); Sam Burns against Sungjae Im (Tied ); Chris Gotterup against Christiaan Bezuidenhout (USA 1 UP). Event Score: International 10.5, USA 7.5. USA needs 8.0 more to win the Presidents Cup outright.
Cameron Young brought the Match back to Tied.
Sungjae Im and Sam Burns are tied through 3 in Sunday Singles.
Chris Gotterup leads Christiaan Bezuidenhout 1 UP through 2 in Sunday Singles.
September 27 at 5:21 PM
Two Sunday Singles matches remain live for International and USA: Sungjae Im leads Sam Burns 1 UP through 2, while Nico Echavarria and Scottie Scheffler are tied through 3. Neither match has added points to the overall score, which remains International 10.5, USA 7.5.
Justin Thomas stretched their advantage over Corey Conners to 4 UP.
Nico Echavarria and Scottie Scheffler are tied through 3 in Sunday Singles.
Sungjae Im leads Sam Burns 1 UP through 2 in Sunday Singles.
September 27 at 5:11 PM
USA holds early advantages in two Sunday Singles matches: Justin Thomas is 3 UP through 3 against Corey Conners, and Scottie Scheffler is 1 UP through 2 against Nico Echavarria. International’s Ryo Hisatsune leads Cameron Young 1 UP through 5, with International ahead 10.5-7.5 overall.
Cameron Young has cut into Ryo Hisatsune’s lead, but Hisatsune remains 1 UP through 5 in Sunday Singles.
Justin Thomas leads Corey Conners 3 UP through 3 in Sunday Singles, building on a 1 UP lead through 1.
Scottie Scheffler has moved ahead of Nico Echavarria, taking a 1 UP lead through 2 in Sunday Singles.
September 27 at 5:01 PM
International has Ryo Hisatsune 2 UP over Cameron Young through 4, while Tom Kim and Wyndham Clark are tied through 3. The Presidents Cup score remains International 10.5, USA 7.5.
Ryo Hisatsune leads Cameron Young 2 UP through 4 in Sunday Singles.
Tom Kim and Wyndham Clark are tied through 3 in Sunday Singles. Clark led 1 UP through 2 before the match returned to level.
Justin Thomas leads Corey Conners 2 UP through 2 in Sunday Singles.
September 27 at 4:51 PM
Ryo Hisatsune leads Cameron Young 1 UP through 3 in Sunday Singles.
September 27 at 4:41 PM
USA gained ground in Wyndham Clark against Tom Kim (USA 1 UP); Justin Thomas against Corey Conners (USA 1 UP). Event Score: International 10.5, USA 7.5. USA needs 8.0 more to win the Presidents Cup outright.
Wyndham Clark leads Tom Kim 1 UP through 2 in Sunday Singles. They were tied through 1 before Clark moved ahead.
Justin Thomas leads Corey Conners 1 UP through 1 in Sunday Singles.
September 27 at 4:31 PM
September 27 at 4:21 PM
September 27 at 4:10 PM
September 27 at 10:11 PM
International and USA completed Sunday Singles with USA taking the session 9.5-2.5 and the Presidents Cup 17.0-13.0. Session points: International 2.5, USA 9.5. Cameron Young opened with a 3 & 2 win over Ryo Hisatsune, Tom Kim answered 3 & 2 against Wyndham Clark, and Scottie Scheffler beat Nico Echavarria 2 & 1.
Nick Taylor and Russell Henley halved their Match TIED. That earns half a point for each Side.
September 27 at 10:01 PM
USA has won the Presidents Cup, finishing 16.5-12.5 over International. Jacob Bridgeman beat Min Woo Lee 1 UP, and Xander Schauffele defeated Ryan Fox 2 & 1. Their two Sunday Singles victories added two points for USA, taking its score from 14.5 to 16.5.
USA gained 2.0 points from Jacob Bridgeman won 1 UP; Xander Schauffele won 2 & 1. Event Score: International 12.5, USA 16.5.
Jacob Bridgeman defeated Min Woo Lee 1 UP in Sunday Singles, earning one point for USA. Lee had led 1 UP through 15, but the match was tied through 17 before Bridgeman secured the final result.
Xander Schauffele defeated Ryan Fox 2 & 1 in Sunday Singles, earning one point for USA. Their match was tied through four holes; Schauffele built a 3 UP lead through nine and closed out the win.
September 27 at 9:51 PM
Ryan Fox has narrowed the gap, but Xander Schauffele leads their Sunday Singles match 2 UP through 16. Schauffele has secured at least half a point for USA; a win or halve on either remaining hole would secure the full point.
September 27 at 9:40 PM
Jackson Koivun defeated Si Woo Kim 2 UP in Sunday Singles, earning one point for USA. Kim had led 2 UP through 10, but Koivun took the lead and closed out the match.
Xander Schauffele leads Ryan Fox 3 UP through 15 in Sunday Singles, securing at least half a point for USA. Three holes remain.
September 27 at 9:31 PM
Jackson Koivun leads Si Woo Kim 1 UP through 17 in Sunday Singles for USA. Kim was 2 UP through 10, but Koivun now holds the lead with one hole remaining. USA has secured at least half a point from the match.
Min Woo Lee and Jacob Bridgeman are tied through 16 in Sunday Singles. Lee held a 1 UP lead through 15, but the match is level with two holes remaining.
September 27 at 9:20 PM
USA has moved ahead of International 13.5-12.5 in the Presidents Cup, a two-point swing from 12.5-11.5. In two live matches, Jackson Koivun leads Si Woo Kim 1 UP through 16, while Min Woo Lee leads Jacob Bridgeman 1 UP through 15.
USA moved ahead 13.5-12.5 in the Presidents Cup as Collin Morikawa beat Hideki Matsuyama 1 UP and Patrick Cantlay defeated Adam Scott 2 & 1. Each Singles result earned one point for USA, leaving the side 2.0 points from the 15.5-point winning target.
Collin Morikawa defeated Hideki Matsuyama 1 UP in Sunday Singles, earning one point for USA. Matsuyama had led 1 UP through 14, but the match was tied through 17 before Morikawa secured the final result.
Patrick Cantlay defeated Adam Scott 2 & 1 in Sunday Singles, earning one point for USA. Cantlay had led 2 UP through 16 before closing out the match.
Jackson Koivun leads Si Woo Kim 1 UP through 16 in Sunday Singles. Kim had been 2 UP through 10 before Koivun took the lead; Kim has since narrowed the gap, with two holes remaining.
Min Woo Lee leads Jacob Bridgeman 1 UP through 15 in Sunday Singles. Bridgeman was 1 UP through 11, and the match was tied through 14 before Lee took the lead. Three holes remain.
Xander Schauffele leads Ryan Fox 4 UP through 14 in Sunday Singles, securing at least half a point for USA. They were tied through 4; Schauffele has built a four-hole lead since then, with four holes remaining.
September 27 at 9:11 PM
Chris Gotterup defeated Christiaan Bezuidenhout 1 UP in Sunday Singles, earning one point for USA. Gotterup had led 3 UP through six before closing out the narrower victory.
Patrick Cantlay leads Adam Scott 2 UP through 16 in Sunday Singles, securing at least half a point for USA. A full point still requires Cantlay to win or halve either of the two remaining holes.
Nick Taylor and Russell Henley are tied through 14 in Sunday Singles. Henley held a 2 UP lead through 4, but Taylor has worked back to level with four holes remaining.
September 27 at 9:00 PM
International leads USA 12.5-10.5 in the Presidents Cup, with two live matches favoring USA. Chris Gotterup leads Christiaan Bezuidenhout 1 UP through 17, while Patrick Cantlay is 1 UP on Adam Scott through 15.
Chris Gotterup leads Christiaan Bezuidenhout 1 UP through 17 in Sunday Singles after Bezuidenhout narrowed the gap. USA has secured at least half a point from the match, with one hole remaining.
Patrick Cantlay leads Adam Scott 1 UP through 15 in Sunday Singles. Scott has narrowed the deficit, with three holes remaining.
Jackson Koivun leads Si Woo Kim 2 UP through 15 in Sunday Singles for USA. The match was tied through 12; Koivun now holds a two-hole advantage with three holes remaining.
September 27 at 8:50 PM
Chris Gotterup leads Christiaan Bezuidenhout 2 UP through 16 in Sunday Singles, securing at least half a point for USA. A full point still requires Gotterup to win or halve either of the two remaining holes.
September 27 at 8:41 PM
International leads USA 12.5-10.5 in the Presidents Cup as Sunday Singles remains in play. Hideki Matsuyama and Collin Morikawa are tied through 15, while Jackson Koivun holds a 1 UP USA advantage over Si Woo Kim through 13.
Hideki Matsuyama and Collin Morikawa are tied through 15 in Sunday Singles after Morikawa drew level. Three holes remain.
Jackson Koivun leads Si Woo Kim 1 UP through 13 in Sunday Singles for USA. Kim led 2 UP through 10, but Koivun has turned the match in his favor through 13.
Min Woo Lee and Jacob Bridgeman are tied through 12 in Sunday Singles after Lee drew level. Six holes remain.
September 27 at 8:31 PM
Sungjae Im defeated Sam Burns 3 & 1 in Sunday Singles, earning one point for International. The match was tied through 11 before Im took control late.
Si Woo Kim and Jackson Koivun are tied through 12 in Sunday Singles. Kim led 2 UP through 10, but Koivun has drawn level for USA.
September 27 at 8:21 PM
Scottie Scheffler defeated Nico Echavarria 2 & 1 in Sunday Singles, earning one point for USA. Scheffler had led 4 UP through 10 before closing out the match.
Sungjae Im leads Sam Burns 2 UP through 16 in Sunday Singles for International and has secured at least half a point. Im was tied through 11 before building a 2 UP advantage through 13; a full point still requires a win or halve on either remaining hole.
September 27 at 8:11 PM
USA gained ground in Jackson Koivun against Si Woo Kim (International 1 UP); Russell Henley against Nick Taylor (USA 1 UP); Xander Schauffele against Ryan Fox (USA 3 UP). Event Score: International 11.5, USA 9.5. USA needs 6.0 more to win the Presidents Cup outright.
Scottie Scheffler leads Nico Echavarria 2 UP through 16 in Sunday Singles for USA, securing at least half a point. Scheffler was 4 UP through 10, but Echavarria has narrowed the margin with two holes remaining.
Si Woo Kim leads Jackson Koivun 1 UP through 11 in Sunday Singles for International. Seven holes remain.
Russell Henley leads Nick Taylor 1 UP through 10 in Sunday Singles for USA.
Xander Schauffele leads Ryan Fox 3 UP through 9 in Sunday Singles for USA. Their match was tied through 4 before Schauffele established his lead.
September 27 at 8:00 PM
International leads USA 11.5–9.5 in the Presidents Cup, with live movement in two matches: Hideki Matsuyama is 1 UP on Collin Morikawa through 12 for International, while Nick Taylor and Russell Henley are tied through 9.
Scottie Scheffler lead Nico Echavarria 3 UP through 15 and have secured at least half a point.
Hideki Matsuyama leads Collin Morikawa 1 UP through 12 in Sunday Singles for International. Matsuyama was 1 DN through 10, but the match was tied through 11 before he moved in front.
Patrick Cantlay leads Adam Scott 2 UP through 11 in Sunday Singles for USA. Seven holes remain.
Nick Taylor and Russell Henley are tied through 9 in Sunday Singles. Taylor was 2 DN through 5, but has erased that deficit for International.
September 27 at 7:51 PM
USA’s Justin Thomas defeated Corey Conners 5 & 3 to earn one point, with the Presidents Cup score now International 11.5, USA 9.5. Chris Gotterup leads Christiaan Bezuidenhout 2 UP through 12, while Jacob Bridgeman is 1 UP on Min Woo Lee through 9.
International’s Tom Kim beat Wyndham Clark 3 & 2 for one point as the Presidents Cup stands International 11.5, USA 9.5. Hideki Matsuyama and Collin Morikawa are tied through 11 in their live singles match.
Tom Kim defeated Wyndham Clark 3 & 2 in Sunday Singles, earning one point for International. Their match was tied through 9 before Kim built the lead that carried him to the win.
Justin Thomas defeated Corey Conners 5 & 3 in Sunday Singles, earning one point for USA. Thomas was already 4 UP through 4 and stayed in front to close out the match.
Chris Gotterup leads Christiaan Bezuidenhout 2 UP through 12 in Sunday Singles. Gotterup has extended his advantage, with six holes remaining.
Hideki Matsuyama and Collin Morikawa are tied through 11 in Sunday Singles. Matsuyama led 2 UP through 6, but Morikawa later took a 1 UP lead through 10 before the match returned to level.
Jacob Bridgeman leads Min Woo Lee 1 UP through 9 in Sunday Singles for USA. The match was tied through 8 before Bridgeman moved back in front, with nine holes remaining.
September 27 at 7:40 PM
International gained ground in Sungjae Im against Sam Burns (International 2 UP); Adam Scott against Patrick Cantlay (USA 1 UP); Si Woo Kim against Jackson Koivun (International 2 UP); Min Woo Lee against Jacob Bridgeman (Tied ). Event Score: International 10.5, USA 8.5. International needs 5.0 more to win the Presidents Cup outright.
Tom Kim leads Wyndham Clark 3 UP through 15 in Sunday Singles, securing at least half a point for International. The match was tied through 9 before Kim established his lead; three holes remain.
Justin Thomas leads Corey Conners 4 UP through 14 in Sunday Singles, securing at least half a point for USA. Thomas has held the lead since going 1 UP through the first hole.
Sungjae Im leads Sam Burns 2 UP through 13 in Sunday Singles for International. The match was tied through 11 before Im moved back in front at 1 UP through 12 and extended the advantage.
Patrick Cantlay leads Adam Scott 1 UP through 10 in Sunday Singles for USA. Scott has narrowed the margin, but Cantlay remains ahead with eight holes to play.
Si Woo Kim leads Jackson Koivun 2 UP through 9 in Sunday Singles for International. Nine holes remain in their match.
Min Woo Lee and Jacob Bridgeman are tied through 8 in Sunday Singles. Bridgeman led 1 UP through 7 for USA, but Lee has brought the match level for International.
Xander Schauffele leads Ryan Fox 2 UP through 6 in Sunday Singles for USA. Their match was tied through 4 before Schauffele moved 1 UP through 5 and extended the lead.
September 27 at 7:31 PM
USA has gained a point, narrowing International’s Presidents Cup lead to 10.5–8.5. In the contributing Sunday Singles matches still in play, Tom Kim leads Wyndham Clark 3 UP through 14 and Sungjae Im leads Sam Burns 1 UP through 12 for International; Russell Henley leads Nick Taylor 1 UP through 6 for USA.
USA gained 1.0 points from Cameron Young won 3 & 2. Live movement: Collin Morikawa against Hideki Matsuyama (USA 1 UP). Event Score: International 10.5, USA 8.5. USA needs 7.0 more to win the Presidents Cup outright.
Cameron Young beat Ryo Hisatsune 3 & 2. That earns one point for USA.
Tom Kim leads Wyndham Clark 3 UP through 14 in Sunday Singles for International. Their match was tied through 9; Kim has since established a clear lead with four holes remaining.
Sungjae Im leads Sam Burns 1 UP through 12 in Sunday Singles for International. The match was tied through 11, leaving six holes to play.
Collin Morikawa leads Hideki Matsuyama 1 UP through 10 in Sunday Singles for USA. Matsuyama had led 2 UP through 6, but Morikawa has overturned that advantage.
Russell Henley leads Nick Taylor 1 UP through 6 in Sunday Singles for USA. Taylor has trimmed the deficit, with 12 holes remaining.
September 27 at 7:20 PM
USA holds two early Sunday Singles advantages while the Presidents Cup stands International 10.5, USA 7.5. Patrick Cantlay leads Adam Scott 2 UP through 8, and Xander Schauffele is 1 UP on Ryan Fox through 5.
With International leading the Presidents Cup 10.5-7.5, USA has two notable Sunday Singles leads in progress. Scottie Scheffler is 3 UP on Nico Echavarria through 12, while Chris Gotterup leads Christiaan Bezuidenhout 1 UP through 10.
Cameron Young leads Ryo Hisatsune 3 UP through 15 in Sunday Singles, securing at least half a point for USA. The match was tied through 10 before Young established his lead.
Scottie Scheffler leads Nico Echavarria 3 UP through 12 in Sunday Singles. Echavarria has cut into the USA lead, but Scheffler remains ahead with six holes remaining.
Chris Gotterup leads Christiaan Bezuidenhout 1 UP through 10 in Sunday Singles. Bezuidenhout has narrowed the deficit, leaving eight holes remaining.
Patrick Cantlay leads Adam Scott 2 UP through 8 in Sunday Singles, extending his advantage for USA.
Xander Schauffele has taken a 1 UP lead over Ryan Fox through 5 in Sunday Singles. Their match was tied through 4.
September 27 at 7:10 PM
USA gained ground in Sam Burns against Sungjae Im (Tied ); Collin Morikawa against Hideki Matsuyama (Tied ). Event Score: International 10.5, USA 7.5. USA needs 8.0 more to win the Presidents Cup outright.
Justin Thomas leads Corey Conners 4 UP through 12 in Sunday Singles, with six holes remaining. Thomas had built a 5 UP advantage through 11 before Conners narrowed the margin.
Sungjae Im and Sam Burns are tied through 11 in Sunday Singles. Im led 1 UP through 10 before Burns brought the match level.
Hideki Matsuyama and Collin Morikawa are tied through 9 in Sunday Singles. Matsuyama led 1 UP through 7, but Morikawa has erased that International advantage.
September 27 at 7:01 PM
Russell Henley leads Nick Taylor 2 UP through 4 in Sunday Singles, extending his advantage for USA.
September 27 at 6:51 PM
USA leads three of these Sunday Singles matches, but the Presidents Cup score remains International 10.5, USA 7.5. Cameron Young leads Ryo Hisatsune 3 UP through 13; Scottie Scheffler leads Nico Echavarria 4 UP through 10; and Russell Henley leads Nick Taylor 1 UP through 3. For International, Hideki Matsuyama leads Collin Morikawa 1 UP through 7, and Si Woo Kim leads Jackson Koivun 1 UP through 5.
Cameron Young leads Ryo Hisatsune 3 UP through 13 in Sunday Singles. The match was tied through 10 before Young turned the contest into a three-hole USA advantage by the 13th.
Scottie Scheffler is 4 UP on Nico Echavarria through 10 in Sunday Singles. Tied through 4, Scheffler has built a four-hole USA lead by the 10th.
Hideki Matsuyama leads Collin Morikawa 1 UP through 7 in Sunday Singles. Morikawa has trimmed the International lead, but Matsuyama remains ahead.
Si Woo Kim leads Jackson Koivun 1 UP through 5 in Sunday Singles. Koivun has cut into Kim’s advantage, though the International player still holds the lead.
Jacob Bridgeman leads Min Woo Lee 1 UP through 4 in Sunday Singles. Lee has narrowed the USA lead, leaving one hole between them.
Russell Henley has taken a 1 UP lead over Nick Taylor through 3 in Sunday Singles. Their match was tied through 2.
September 27 at 6:41 PM
International gained ground in Tom Kim against Wyndham Clark (International 2 UP); Christiaan Bezuidenhout against Chris Gotterup (USA 2 UP); Hideki Matsuyama against Collin Morikawa (International 2 UP); Adam Scott against Patrick Cantlay (USA 1 UP); Si Woo Kim against Jackson Koivun (International 2 UP). Event Score: International 10.5, USA 7.5. International needs 5.0 more to win the Presidents Cup outright.
USA has two Sunday Singles leads: Cameron Young is 2 UP on Ryo Hisatsune through 12, while Jacob Bridgeman is 2 UP on Min Woo Lee through 3. International still leads USA 10.5-7.5 in the Presidents Cup; neither match has added to the score yet.
Cameron Young leads Ryo Hisatsune 2 UP through 12 in Sunday Singles, with six holes remaining.
Tom Kim has moved 2 UP on Wyndham Clark through 11 in Sunday Singles. The match was tied through 9 before Kim established the two-hole International lead by the 11th.
Chris Gotterup leads Christiaan Bezuidenhout 2 UP through 7 in Sunday Singles, with Bezuidenhout cutting into the USA lead.
Hideki Matsuyama leads Collin Morikawa 2 UP through 6 in Sunday Singles, extending International’s advantage in their match.
Patrick Cantlay leads Adam Scott 1 UP through 5 in Sunday Singles. Scott has trimmed the USA lead, but Cantlay remains ahead.
Si Woo Kim leads Jackson Koivun 2 UP through 4 in Sunday Singles, extending International’s lead in their match.
Jacob Bridgeman leads Min Woo Lee 2 UP through 3 in Sunday Singles.
September 27 at 6:31 PM
USA leads five Sunday Singles matches in progress, though International still leads the Presidents Cup 10.5-7.5. Cameron Young is 1 UP on Ryo Hisatsune through 11; Justin Thomas is 5 UP on Corey Conners and Scottie Scheffler is 3 UP on Nico Echavarria, both through 9. Chris Gotterup leads Christiaan Bezuidenhout 3 UP through 6, and Patrick Cantlay leads Adam Scott 2 UP through 4.
Cameron Young has moved ahead of Ryo Hisatsune, 1 UP through 11 in Sunday Singles. Hisatsune was 2 UP through 4, but Young now holds the lead—a reversal across those sampled standings.
Justin Thomas stretched their advantage over Corey Conners to 5 UP.
Scottie Scheffler has opened a 3 UP lead over Nico Echavarria through 9 in Sunday Singles. The match was tied through 4 before Scheffler built a three-hole USA advantage by the ninth.
Chris Gotterup leads Christiaan Bezuidenhout 3 UP through 6 in Sunday Singles. After the match was tied through 1, Gotterup has established a three-hole USA lead by the sixth.
Patrick Cantlay leads Adam Scott 2 UP through 4 in Sunday Singles.
September 27 at 6:20 PM
International leads USA 10.5-7.5 at the Presidents Cup as Sunday Singles continues. Tom Kim is 1 UP on Wyndham Clark through 10 for International, while USA’s Justin Thomas is 4 UP on Corey Conners through 8.
Tom Kim has taken a 1 UP lead over Wyndham Clark through 10 in Sunday Singles. The match was tied through 9.
Corey Conners cut the deficit against Justin Thomas; the Match is now 4 UP.
Chris Gotterup leads Christiaan Bezuidenhout 2 UP through 5 in Sunday Singles. The match was tied through 1, giving Gotterup a two-hole gain between those sampled standings.
September 27 at 6:10 PM
International holds early advantages in two Sunday Singles matches: Sungjae Im leads Sam Burns 1 UP through 6, while Si Woo Kim is 1 UP on Jackson Koivun through 2. International remains ahead of USA, 10.5-7.5.
Sungjae Im leads Sam Burns 1 UP through 6 in Sunday Singles. Their match was tied through 5.
Si Woo Kim has taken a 1 UP lead over Jackson Koivun through 2 in Sunday Singles.
Jacob Bridgeman leads Min Woo Lee 1 UP through 1 in Sunday Singles.
September 27 at 6:01 PM
USA has early advantages in two Sunday Singles matches: Scottie Scheffler leads Nico Echavarria 2 UP through 6, while Patrick Cantlay is 1 UP on Adam Scott through 2. International remains ahead 10.5-7.5 in the Presidents Cup.
Tom Kim and Wyndham Clark are tied through 8 in Sunday Singles.
Scottie Scheffler leads Nico Echavarria 2 UP through 6 in Sunday Singles. Their match was tied through 4, making Scheffler’s current advantage a two-hole gain across those sampled standings.
Patrick Cantlay leads Adam Scott 1 UP through 2 in Sunday Singles.
September 27 at 5:51 PM
USA gained ground in Justin Thomas against Corey Conners (USA 5 UP); Scottie Scheffler against Nico Echavarria (USA 1 UP). Event Score: International 10.5, USA 7.5. USA needs 8.0 more to win the Presidents Cup outright.
Justin Thomas leads Corey Conners 5 UP through 6 in Sunday Singles. Thomas was 1 UP through 1; the lead has widened considerably across the five-hole span.
Scottie Scheffler leads Nico Echavarria 1 UP through 5 in Sunday Singles.
September 27 at 5:40 PM
Wyndham Clark has taken a 1 UP lead over Tom Kim through 6 in Sunday Singles. The match was tied through 5.
Hideki Matsuyama leads Collin Morikawa 1 UP through 2 in Sunday Singles after the match was tied through 1.
September 27 at 5:31 PM
USA gained ground in Cameron Young against Ryo Hisatsune (Tied ); Sam Burns against Sungjae Im (Tied ); Chris Gotterup against Christiaan Bezuidenhout (USA 1 UP). Event Score: International 10.5, USA 7.5. USA needs 8.0 more to win the Presidents Cup outright.
Cameron Young brought the Match back to Tied.
Sungjae Im and Sam Burns are tied through 3 in Sunday Singles.
Chris Gotterup leads Christiaan Bezuidenhout 1 UP through 2 in Sunday Singles.
September 27 at 5:21 PM
Two Sunday Singles matches remain live for International and USA: Sungjae Im leads Sam Burns 1 UP through 2, while Nico Echavarria and Scottie Scheffler are tied through 3. Neither match has added points to the overall score, which remains International 10.5, USA 7.5.
Justin Thomas stretched their advantage over Corey Conners to 4 UP.
Nico Echavarria and Scottie Scheffler are tied through 3 in Sunday Singles.
Sungjae Im leads Sam Burns 1 UP through 2 in Sunday Singles.
September 27 at 5:11 PM
USA holds early advantages in two Sunday Singles matches: Justin Thomas is 3 UP through 3 against Corey Conners, and Scottie Scheffler is 1 UP through 2 against Nico Echavarria. International’s Ryo Hisatsune leads Cameron Young 1 UP through 5, with International ahead 10.5-7.5 overall.
Cameron Young has cut into Ryo Hisatsune’s lead, but Hisatsune remains 1 UP through 5 in Sunday Singles.
Justin Thomas leads Corey Conners 3 UP through 3 in Sunday Singles, building on a 1 UP lead through 1.
Scottie Scheffler has moved ahead of Nico Echavarria, taking a 1 UP lead through 2 in Sunday Singles.
September 27 at 5:01 PM
International has Ryo Hisatsune 2 UP over Cameron Young through 4, while Tom Kim and Wyndham Clark are tied through 3. The Presidents Cup score remains International 10.5, USA 7.5.
Ryo Hisatsune leads Cameron Young 2 UP through 4 in Sunday Singles.
Tom Kim and Wyndham Clark are tied through 3 in Sunday Singles. Clark led 1 UP through 2 before the match returned to level.
Justin Thomas leads Corey Conners 2 UP through 2 in Sunday Singles.
September 27 at 4:51 PM
Ryo Hisatsune leads Cameron Young 1 UP through 3 in Sunday Singles.
September 27 at 4:41 PM
USA gained ground in Wyndham Clark against Tom Kim (USA 1 UP); Justin Thomas against Corey Conners (USA 1 UP). Event Score: International 10.5, USA 7.5. USA needs 8.0 more to win the Presidents Cup outright.
Wyndham Clark leads Tom Kim 1 UP through 2 in Sunday Singles. They were tied through 1 before Clark moved ahead.
Justin Thomas leads Corey Conners 1 UP through 1 in Sunday Singles.
September 27 at 4:31 PM
September 27 at 4:21 PM
September 27 at 4:10 PM
Presidents Cup
- USA
- 17.0
- International
- 13.0
Cup won
Currently Projected: 17.0
Currently Projected: 13.0
Striped points are projected from matches in progress.
USA · 3 & 2 · Final
USA
Cameron Young
International
Ryo Hisatsune
International · 3 & 2 · Final
USA
Wyndham Clark
International
Tom Kim
USA · 5 & 3 · Final
USA
Justin Thomas
International
Corey Conners
USA · 2 & 1 · Final
USA
Scottie Scheffler
International
Nico Echavarria
International · 3 & 1 · Final
USA
Sam Burns
International
Sungjae Im
USA · 1 UP · Final
USA
Chris Gotterup
International
Christiaan Bezuidenhout
USA · 1 UP · Final
USA
Collin Morikawa
International
Hideki Matsuyama
USA · 2 & 1 · Final
USA
Patrick Cantlay
International
Adam Scott
USA · 2 UP · Final
USA
Jackson Koivun
International
Si Woo Kim
USA · 1 UP · Final
USA
Jacob Bridgeman
International
Min Woo Lee
Tied · Final
USA
Russell Henley
International
Nick Taylor
USA · 2 & 1 · Final
USA
Xander Schauffele
International
Ryan Fox