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Presidents Cup 2026 teams set for Medinah showdown

The U.S. and International squads are assembled for the biennial match-play event starting Thursday, with America heavily favored.

What to know

  • The U.S. enters as overwhelming favorite, seeking its 11th consecutive win with a 13-1-1 all-time Presidents Cup record, while the International team has not won since 2003.
  • International captain Geoff Ogilvy assembled a roster featuring major champions Adam Scott, Hideki Matsuyama, and Ryan Fox, but the team lacks depth compared to the U.S. side.
  • Three International players—Colombia's Nico Echavarria, Japan's Ryo Hisatsune, and Canada's Nick Taylor—will make their Presidents Cup debuts.
  • The U.S. holds clear statistical advantages in driving accuracy and putting, while the International side counters with strength in approach play, particularly Si Woo Kim leading the PGA Tour in strokes gained: approach.

“They need … a miracle? Only kidding (kind of). But without the talent they lost to LIV, along with being without stalwart Jason Day, I just don't see a path to victory for the Internationals.”

Zephyr Melton, GOLF associate game-improvement editor · Yahoo Sports / GOLF.com ↗ · Sep 20

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Presidents Cup 2026 teams set for Medinah showdown
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  1. upcoming

    Presidents Cup begins at Medinah Country Club — The 16th Presidents Cup officially tees off Thursday with 12 American and 12 International players competing in match-play format at Medinah No. 3 Course outside Chicago.

  2. 3

    Both teams arrive at Medinah in custom golf shoes

    Players from both the U.S. and International squads arrived at Medinah Country Club on Tuesday wearing custom-designed golf shoes.

    1. first by Yahoo Sports, 1d ago · also CBS Sports, Forbes Business

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    Full 24-player rosters finalized ahead of Thursday tee-off

    Both U.S. and International teams are complete with all player details confirmed. Coverage includes power rankings, format details, schedule, and TV information for the biennial competition.

    “On paper it looks as lopsided as ever — perhaps even more so than usual. But this event does have a habit of getting slightly closer than you'd expect, at least until late on Sunday.”
    — Dylan Dethier, GOLF senior writer · source
    1. first by Yahoo Sports, 2d ago

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    Analysts rank all 24 players; U.S. depth advantage emerges

    Rankings and analysis show the U.S. holding clear advantages in driving accuracy and putting, with eight American team members in Data Golf's top 10 for recent form. Internationals counter with strengths in approach play but face significant depth disadvantage.

    1. first by Yahoo Sports, 3d ago

  5. background

    International roster revealed with Si Woo Kim as top-ranked player — The complete 12-player International team features Si Woo Kim as the only player in the top 20 of the Official World Golf Ranking. Three automatic qualifiers—Adam Scott, Hideki Matsuyama, and Ryan Fox—are major champions. Three players will make their Presidents Cup debuts.

  6. background

    Ogilvy completes International team with captain's picks — Geoff Ogilvy named his six captain's picks for the International squad, after six players automatically qualified at the end of August. The selections include Sungjae Im, Christiaan Bezuidenhout, and Corey Conners among those with Presidents Cup experience, along with three debuts.

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  1. first by Yahoo Sports, 1d ago

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