Ogilvy's Bold Internationals Eye Presidents Cup History

Ogilvy's bold Internationals eye Presidents Cup history

The Internationals haven't beaten the US in the Presidents Cup since 1998 and have never won on US soil. They lead going into the last day in Chicago.

Presidents Cup Day 4: US sending its best out first to catch up

The U.S. team has ground to make up on the final day of the Presidents Cup. With singles matches set for Sunday, some of its most accomplished golfers will be part of the early pairings in the competition vs. the International team. Cameron Young (vs. Japan's Ryo Hisatsune), Wyndham Clark (vs. South Korea's Tom Kim),

Presidents Cup pairings for Sunday singles at Medinah

MEDINAH, Ill. (AP) — Starting times and singles matches for Sunday at the Presidents Cup at Medinah Country Club (all times EDT):

Internationals’ lead is first of its kind in Presidents Cup history - Irish Golfer Magazine

For a large part of Saturday, it looked like U.S. captain Brandt Snedeker would prove prophetic. After the Americans were swept in Friday’s foursomes session by the Internationals, Snedeker said he wasn’t concerned that the U.S. was about to lose its first Presidents Cup in almost 30 years. “This thing is 35, 40 per cent over — it’s not even half-time of a football game,” Snedeker said on Friday as the Internationals took a 7-3 lead. “There’s a …