No. 5 Clemson survives comeback against No. 21 Wake Forest in double overtime
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Justin Thomas and Jordan Spieth remained undefeated and the United States moved closer to a ninth consecutive Presidents Cup triumph early Saturday, grabbing a 10-4 lead over the Internationals.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. : The United States will not clinch the Presidents Cup on Saturday but continued to close in on the golden trophy after splitting the morning foursomes (alternate shot) 2-2 with a scrappy International team desperate to get back into the fight.
The United States maintained their grip on the Presidents Cup, but the Internationals showed some fight during the Saturday foursomes to ensure the match will go into a final day. Davis Love III’s USA dominated the opening two days to eke out an 8-2 advantage, and at one stage on Saturday morning there was the prospect of the match being wrapped up before Sunday’s singles.
Wake Forest's already depleted secondary is facing another significant loss against Clemson on Saturday.
The United States are in a commanding position after two days of the Presidents Cup, and Tiger Woods has been playing a part from afar. Woods was the captain when the USA beat the Internationals in thrilling fashion at Royal Melbourne in 2019. Ad Since then, Woods has had to battle back from a serious leg injury suffered in a car crash and he has played a limited schedule in 2022.
Max Homa sank a dramatic 11-foot birdie putt at the 18th hole Friday to deliver an emotional victory that gave the United States a record-tying 8-2 lead at the Presidents Cup.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. : International captain Trevor Immelman vowed his men would fight to the final bell in the Presidents Cup but they were outclassed on Friday by the United States who dominated the fourballs by taking four of five points.