Two team sessions down and two to go. They’ll double up Saturday at Medinah Country Club in the 16th Presidents Cup.
With the International team leading, 7-3, the U.S. will try to mount a comeback beginning with the four morning fourball matches.
The two sides will then compete in four foursomes matches, marking 8 points up for grabs on Day 3.
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Scottie Scheffler and Sam Burns got a massive break on the first hole at Medinah when Hideki Matsuyama failed to convert his birdie putt opportunity.
Matsuyama, who is playing in his seventh Presidents Cup, had a chance to win the International team the hole but his attempt ran long and to the right of the hole.
He’s playing with Ryo Hisatsune during Saturday morning’s fourball session.
Burns and Scheffler are playing for the third straight day together.
For those not taking count at home, Justin Thomas hit more shots left handed (2) than he had right handed (1) during his first three attempts at Medinah on Saturday morning.
Here’s a look at the latest fence trouble from the Presidents Cup.
Si Woo Kim tied the opening hole with a clutch par putt and threw up an emotional fist into the Medinah air.
The Americans had conceded their par attempt giving Kim the opportunity to keep the foursome level.
SI WOO MASSIVE FIST PUMP ON ONE.
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He saves par to tie the hole. pic.twitter.com/uLEUgR87zZ
Kim’s partner, Tom Kim, had set him up with a look from 13 feet on the previous shot.
International captain Geoff Ogivily has successfully tapped the Kim-and-Kim for two points already this week outside of Chicago.
Jackson Koivun and Justin Thomas went 1-up over Min Woo Lee and Sungjae Im at Medinah thanks to Koivun’s birdie putt on the opening hole.
Koivun showed his emotions immediately with a fist bump to get the crowd ignited.
Here. We. Go.
— Golf Channel (@GolfChannel) September 26, 2026
Jackson Koivun birdie.
Fist pump.
JT amped.
Thomas and Koivun are 1 UP after 1 over Min Woo and Sungjae. pic.twitter.com/89RI5HMsg9
The Americans are desperately trying to regain momentum after suffering a sweep during Friday’s foursome session.
The second match between Collin Morikawa-Wyndham Clark and Si Woo Kim-Tom Kim is playing the first hole currently, with the final two fourballs still waiting to tee off.
Saturday’s weather forecast at the Presidents Cup pic.twitter.com/suV9onnxSw
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"It's not even halftime of a football game. There's a lot of golf left"
— Golf Channel (@GolfChannel) September 25, 2026
U.S. Team Captain Brandt Snedeker on what he will tell his team tonight after an International sweep ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/LpMaWiY0hx