After an International sweep, get highlights, interviews and analysis from Day 2 of the Presidents Cup.
After being swept on Day 1 of the Presidents Cup, the International team flipped the script in Day 2 foursomes to even the event entering the weekend.
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Scott sinks a 39-foot birdie at Presidents Cup
Adam Scott drilled a 39-foot birdie putt on hole No. 5 to give the International team a 2UP lead over the United States on Day 2 of the Presidents Cup at Royal Montreal Golf Club.
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Si Woo Kim sinks the put to help the International team tie the Americans at 5-5 heading into Day 3, marking the first time back-to-back Presidents Cup sessions have ended in sweeps.
The U.S. and International teams will compete in two sessions on Saturday.
Mackenzie Hughes sinks the winning putt in his Presidents Cup foursome match paired with fellow Canadian Corey Conners and the two golfers talk about what it means to win in front of the home crowd.
Evan Beck finally won a USGA title Thursday when he overwhelmed Bobby Massa, 9 and 8.
Tom Kim tried to amp up his team and the crowd but the end result was a dominating day by the U.S.
The U.S. and International teams will compete in alternate shot on Friday.
Follow opening-day action between the U.S. and Internationals at Royal Montreal