Presidents Cup recap: Internationals claw back to tie Saturday foursomes, take 3-point lead into singles
For the second straight session, the U.S. failed to land the power punch, again putting all red on the board in Saturday afternoon foursomes, only for the Internationals to claw back to 2-2 and take a three-point lead into Sunday.
On Saturday at Medinah, the Internationals managed to claw back to a 3-point lead in the Presidents Cup, down 10.5-7.5 into singles after a hard-fought two-day battle. The U.S. entered the weekend trailing by four points but led all four fourball matches on Saturday morning before the Internationals rallied to secure a 2.5-1.5 session victory.
In the afternoon foursomes, the U.S. again dominated, only for the Internationals to mount a stunning comeback and tie the match at 2-2. This marked the Internationals' first lead entering singles on U.S. soil ever, and they are now just five points away from their first Presidents Cup victory since 1998.
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