Team USA staged an unprecedented final-day rally to clinch their 11th consecutive Presidents Cup title at Medinah Country Club, overcoming a 10½-7½ deficit against the International Team. The Americans needed eight points from 12 singles matches to secure victory, but instead dominated the final session, winning nine matches and halving another to produce the largest comeback in tournament history.
Tiger Woods, who watched from outside the ropes, praised the effort in a brief statement, calling it an "incredible Presidents Cup victory" and highlighting the collective success of the team rather than any single performance. The win extended Team USA’s dominance in the competition, improving their overall record to 14-1-1 since the event began in 1994.
The turnaround began with Cameron Young defeating Ryo Hisatsune, followed by Justin Thomas’s victory over Corey Conners, setting the tone for a late surge that erased the deficit entirely. The Americans’ strategy of deploying experienced players in key singles matches proved decisive, with Jacob Bridgeman securing the final point to seal the triumph.
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