The latest updates on the 16th Presidents Cup showcase the scores, pairings, and tee times as Team USA welcomes the International Team to Medinah Country Club in Illinois. This prestigious event spans four days and includes five distinct sessions, offering a total of 30 points that competitors will vie for. On Thursday, Team USA secured three victories out of five fourball matches, establishing an early advantage. However, the International side responded strongly on Friday, sweeping all five foursomes matches and narrowing the gap.
Saturday will feature four matches in each of the two sessions—fourball in the morning and foursomes in the evening—before the competition culminates with a full field of 24 players battling in the Sunday singles. The first team to accumulate at least 15.5 points across all sessions will claim the Presidents Cup trophy. As the defending champions, Team USA is aiming for an eleventh consecutive triumph in this biennial showdown. To retain the cup, the United States needs just 15 points out of the 30 available.
The International Team, on the other hand, is chasing only its second overall victory and its first since 1998, having fallen short in 13 of the previous 14 editions. For the best viewing experience, organizers recommend using the Chrome browser to access the video player, which provides improved accessibility and smoother streaming. Saturday’s morning fourball tee times (all listed in British Summer Time) are set as follows: - 13:02 – Justin Thomas paired with Jackson Koivun will face Min Woo Lee and Sungjae Im.
- 13:20 – Collin Morikawa teams up with Wyndham Clark against Si Woo Kim and Tom Kim. - 13:38 – Chris Gotterup joins Cameron Young to take on Nick Taylor and Corey Conners.
- 13:56 – Scottie Scheffler partners with Sam Burns in a match versus Hideki Matsuyama and Ryo Hisatsune. The evening foursomes session will start at 19:15 and continue at 19:29, 19:43, and 19:57, again in BST. Sunday’s singles competition will begin at 17:02 and run through 18:19, featuring all 24 competitors in head‑to‑head match play.
Team USA is captained by former PGA Tour winner Brandt Snedeker, who is looking to build on the squad’s 2024 victory and maintain U.S. dominance in the event.
Geoff Ogilvy leads the International side; his team has never captured the Cup on foreign soil and has suffered defeat in every edition since a tied result in 2003. The United States’ automatic qualifiers for the event are Scottie Scheffler, Cameron Young, Wyndham Clark, Sam Burns, Russell Henley, and Collin Morikawa. Snedeker’s captain’s picks include Jacob Bridgeman, Patrick Cantlay, Chris Gotterup, Jackson Koivun, Xander Schauffele, and Justin Thomas. Supporting them are vice‑captains Gary Woodland, Jim Furyk, Keegan Bradley, and Webb Simpson.
From the International roster, automatic qualifiers are Si Woo Kim (Korea), Hideki Matsuyama (Japan), Min Woo Lee (Australia), Tom Kim (Korea), and Adam Scott (Australia). Their captain’s selections feature Sungjae Im (Korea), Nico Echavarria (Colombia), Corey Conners (Canada), Nick Taylor (Canada), Christiaan Bezuidenhout (South Africa), and Ryo Hisatsune (Japan).
The International vice‑captains are Trevor Immelman, Tim Clark, Taylor Pendrith, and Camilo Villegas. Sky Sports will broadcast every session live. Saturday’s fourball coverage starts at 13:00 on Sky Sports+ and at 16:30 on Sky Sports Golf.
The evening foursomes will be shown live from 19:00, and the Sunday singles will kick off at 17:00 on Sky Sports Golf, continuing well beyond the final point to celebrate the winner. The Presidents Cup is part of a busy golf week on Sky Sports, sharing the spotlight with the DP World Tour’s Open de France and the LPGA’s Walmart NW Arkansas Championship—the first major event on the network since the Solheim Cup. Fans wondering who will lift the Presidents Cup can tune in to Sky Sports for exclusive, uninterrupted coverage of the United States versus the International Team, with all four days available on Sky Sports Golf.
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