The American squad faces a steep uphill climb.
Once more, the International squad dominated the Friday foursomes, securing a decisive 7-3 advantage at the halfway mark of the Presidents Cup at Chicago’s Medinah Country Club. This performance equals their biggest lead over Team USA following two rounds since 1998—the historic year they managed to defeat the Americans and take home the trophy.
Fortunately for the U.S. side, ample opportunities remain for a comeback.
The action on Saturday is divided into two parts, starting with morning four-ball matchups followed by afternoon foursomes.
The event wraps up on Sunday as every one of the 24 players competes in individual singles duels. To claim victory, a side must reach 15.5 points, meaning the Internationals require just 8.5 more points across the final three sessions.
Below is your complete guide to following Saturday’s Presidents Cup coverage in Chicago:
Current Standings
Team USA: 3
International Side: 7
Saturday Morning Four-Ball Pairings
Match 11: Thomas and Koivun vs. Lee and Im
USA: Justin Thomas & Jackson Koivun
International: Min Woo Lee & Sungjae Im
STATUS: All square after 17 holes
Match 12: Morikawa and Clark vs. Kim and Kim
USA: Collin Morikawa & Wyndham Clark
International: Tom Kim & Si Woo Kim
STATUS: Internationals lead by 1 after 16 holes
Match 13: Gotterup and Young vs. Taylor and Conners
USA: Chris Gotterup & Cameron Young
International: Nick Taylor & Corey Conners
STATUS: USA leads by 3 after 15 holes
Match 14: Scheffler and Burns vs. Matsuyama and Hisatsune
USA: Scottie Scheffler & Sam Burns
International: Hideki Matsuyama & Ryo Hisatsune
STATUS: Internationals lead by 1 after 14 holes
