Patrick Cantlay fired up the Americans with his birdie at the last, but Tom Kim said U.S. team members went too far on Saturday.
The United States won both the fourball and foursomes sessions, 3-1, on Saturday and now have a commanding 4-point lead at Royal Montreal.
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Cantlay a 'tough customer' as U.S. takes Day 3
Patrick Cantlay was the symbolic leader for the United States' performance on Day 3 of the Presidents Cup: tough and confident.
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Ashleigh Buhai birdied four of the final five holes for a 4-under 67 and a one-stroke lead.
Tom Kim brought the energy and emotion on Day 3 fourballs at the Presidents Cup as he and Si Woo Kim defeated Americans Keegan Bradley and Wyndham Clark, 4 and 3.
Weir decided to play the same eight players as the morning fourball session.
The U.S. and International teams will compete in four foursomes matches Saturday afternoon.
Only two matches teed off before officials suspended play.
The International players wanted more from the home crowd and the fans more than delivered on Friday at the Presidents Cup.
Maria Fassi is among those chasing leader Jasmine Suwannapura.