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2026 Presidents Cup Brings Four Days of Matches to Medinah

Team USA seeks an 11th straight win as the Internationals chase their first outright title since 1998.

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The 2026 Presidents Cup will be played at Medinah Country Club in Illinois, with the United States facing the International team over four days. Brandt Snedeker leads the Americans, while Geoff Ogilvy heads the Internationals. The U.S. has taken 13 of the 15 events, including the past 10, while the International side has one victory and one tie in the competition’s history.

Thirty matches will decide the champion, and the first side to collect 15.5 points wins. Thursday begins with five fourball contests, followed by five foursomes on Friday. Saturday brings four fourballs in the morning and four foursomes later in the day. Sunday is reserved for 12 singles matches, putting every player into action. Fourballs uses each golfer’s own ball with the lower score counting; foursomes has partners alternate shots with one ball. Sky Sports Golf will show all four days in the UK, followed by a closing ceremony about 30 minutes after the last putt.

What to know
  • Eight U.S. players rank among the world’s top 24.
  • Saturday’s schedule includes eight team matches.
  • Sunday features all 24 players in singles.
  • Thirty points are available across the competition.
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