The U.S. and International teams are competing in 12 singles matches to determine the winner of the 15th Presidents Cup.
With the Americans leading entering the individual session, here’s how the final day is playing out at Royal Montreal:
Six matches have completed a hole and the U.S. leads in four, including Xander Schauffele over Jason Day in Match 1.
Xander Schauffele goes 1UP vs. Jason Day with an excellent putt for birdie on 5. 🇺🇸🫡 #USTeamPC
— Golf Channel (@GolfChannel) September 29, 2024
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Schauffele (USA), 1 up thru 5
Scheffler, in trouble at the fourth, hacks out left-handed from the base of a tree. He ends up tying the hole when Hideki Matsuyama misses a 5-footer for par.
Even for the world No. 1 the degree of difficulty ... pic.twitter.com/aTwlZF8HzC
— Rex Hoggard (@RexHoggardGC) September 29, 2024
Scheffler (USA), 1 up thru 4
Five matches have completed at least one hole. Four are tied and the U.S. (Scheffler, 1 up, over Matsuyama thru 3) leads in one.
A routine two-putt at the third is enough for Schauffele to square his match with Day.
Tied thru 3
Scheffler slam-dunks his greenside bunker shot for birdie at the first. Hideki Matsuyama then misses from 15 feet.
SCOTTIE SLAM DUNK FROM THE BUNKER TO GO 1UP! 🤯🇺🇸
— Golf Channel (@GolfChannel) September 29, 2024
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Scheffler (USA), 1 up thru 1
Day wins the second against Schauffele. Burns wins the first against Tom Kim.
- Day (INT), 1 up thru 2
- Burns (USA), 1 up thru 1
Sam Burns finds the rough. Tom Kim hits the fairway. Much like in Match 1.
Schauffele rolls in a 45-footer for birdie. Day counters with an 11-footer to tie.
What a start from the opening match!
— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) September 29, 2024
@XSchauffele and @JDayGolf both birdie the first @PresidentsCup. pic.twitter.com/87kdeFQ2X1
AS thru 1
Xander Schauffele pulls his tee shot into the left rough while Jason Day, who say out all of Saturday, splits the fairway.
The International team has won the Presidents Cup more recently than the Montreal Canadians have won the Stanley Cup.
The Montreal Canadiens join Mike Weir on the first tee Sunday at the Presidents Cup pic.twitter.com/v9fFGYcMjH
— Adam Stanley (@adam_stanley) September 29, 2024
From dad mode to player mode.
Will things be as chippy on Sunday?
Sunday weather at the Presidents Cup pic.twitter.com/K6FIJAryYD
— PGA TOUR Communications (@PGATOURComms) September 29, 2024
Along with tee times and some pertinent stats: