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Internationals Shock US, Lead Presidents Cup
27 Sep
Summary
- Internationals lead the US by three points heading into singles matches.
- Canada's Conners and Taylor staged a stunning comeback victory.
- The Internationals aim to end a 28-year winless streak at the Presidents Cup.
The International team has established a three-point advantage over the United States, leading 10.5-7.5 entering the final day of the Presidents Cup. This marks the first time the Internationals have held a lead on US soil after the four-ball and foursomes matches.
Notable performances included a dramatic comeback by Canada's Corey Conners and Nick Taylor, who overcame a deficit to win their match. Australia's Min Woo Lee and New Zealand's Ryan Fox also contributed a vital win.
The United States, captained by Brandt Snedeker, acknowledged the tough competition and expressed pride in their team's fight. Captain Geoff Ogilvy of Australia was elated with his team's resilience, particularly their ability to split points in challenging sessions.
The Americans, who have dominated the rivalry with 13 wins and one tie, are seeking their 11th consecutive victory. Both teams require 15.5 points to win the Presidents Cup.
