PRESIDENTS CUP
Medinah Country Club’s Course No. 3 host this year’s Presidents Cup in September where Team USA will be looking to win its 11th consecutive title.
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Lack of INT team depth makes for uneven Pres. Cup
The Golf Today Roundtable discusses why the Presidents Cup is so broken from a competitive standpoint, with the International team's lack of depth a significant contributor.
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