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Defiant Internationals captain Trevor Immelman fired back on Sunday at those who laughed off his Presidents Cup squad after they pushed the heavily favoured Americans before losing for a ninth consecutive time.
“I have thrown a lot of fist pumps.” Yes you did, Tom Kim, yes you did. Tom Kim was on the losing side but the Korean youngster may have single-handedly saved the Presidents Cup. Ad Davis Love III’s side were 17.5-12.5 winners on Sunday at Quail Hollow, with the scoreline suggesting it was smooth sailing for the United States.
The United States won the Presidents Cup for a ninth consecutive time on Sunday with Tokyo Olympic champion Xander Schauffele delivering the clinching point in a 17.5-12.5 triumph over the Internationals.
Schauffele never trailed in defeating Canada's Corey Conners 1-up, sinking a three-foot par putt at the 18th hole to lift the US squad to 15.5 points and seal the overall triumph at Quail Hollow. "It feels good to win," Schauffele said. "It got pretty close there for a little bit.
CHARLOTTE, US: The Americans won the Presidents Cup again, no asterisk needed. Sure, the International team lost at least four players — maybe more — who defected to Saudi-funded LIV Golf and were deemed ineligible by the PGA Tour. It had eight rookies asked to play a new format before 40,000 flag-waving fans chanting for the home team.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. : What the world of professional golf will look like when the next Presidents Cup is staged in Montreal in two years' time is unclear as the PGA Tour and Saudi-backed LIV Golf Series feud over the sport's structure.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. :The United States was forced to work harder than expected to earn a ninth consecutive Presidents Cup on Sunday, taking down a scrappy International team that vowed to fight until the final bell.