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Scottie Scheffler concedes par after Presidents Cup fan yells during Nico Echavarria's tee shot
Scottie Scheffler immediately called out a fan for detrimental behavior at the 2026 Presidents Cup on Sunday afternoon. Watch the moment when it happened during Nico Echavarria's tee shot.
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Coughlin wanted 59 'really bad' after opening 26 in Arkansas
Lauren Coughlin birdied her first nine holes Saturday at the LPGA's Walmart NW Arkansas Championship and had a sub-60 scores in her sights. She settled for 61 and talked to Karen Stupples about the crazy day.
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Fourteen years after Europe staged a miraculous Ryder Cup rally, the U.S. completed its own comeback at Medinah.
Considering the U.S., a day after being swept in foursomes, painted the leaderboard completely red during both Saturday sessions yet only trimmed its deficit by one point, Snedeker couldn’t help but feel himself the man responsible.
Yuna Nishimura continued to take advantage of good scoring conditions, making nine birdies on Saturday to shoot her second consecutive 8-under 63.
See how the double-session played out Saturday at Medinah.
For the second straight session, the U.S. failed to land the power punch, again putting all red on the board in Saturday afternoon foursomes, only for the Internationals to claw back to 2-2 and take a three-point lead into Sunday.
The 16th Presidents Cup will conclude with 12 singles match on Sunday at Medinah Country Club.
Highlights from the Saturday morning fourballs match between Scottie Scheffler and Sam Burns against Hideki Matsuyama and Ryo Hisatsune in the Presidents Cup.
The pair of Chris Gotterup and Nick Taylor both holed lengthy putts on the 14th hole of Saturday’s morning fourballs session.
With a 2-and-1 win over Wyndham Clark and Collin Morikawa, the duo of Si Woo Kim and Tom Kim earned a full point for the International team on Saturday morning.
Conners’ approach at the second hole seemed destined for out of bounds on Saturday at the Presidents Cup. But as the shot sailed left and landed in the rough, left of the wooden, split-rail fence that lines the left side of the hole, a spectator suddenly kicked the ball, still in motion, onto the green.