Internationals hold three-point Presidents Cup lead over US
Summary
The International team leads the United States by three points in the Presidents Cup after the third day of play in Medinah. The International team needs five more points on the final day to win their first Presidents Cup in 28 years.Key Facts
- After day three, the score is Internationals 10.5 points, United States 7.5 points, with 5 points needed to win.
- The International team was behind in every match during the day but managed to gain points through comebacks.
- The United States won two matches and tied one in the morning session.
- The afternoon session was split evenly between the two teams.
- Canadian player Corey Conners saved a par on the 18th hole to win the last match of the day for the Internationals.
- The International team has only won the Presidents Cup once before and never on U.S. soil.
- The final day will have 12 singles matches, with 15.5 points needed to secure overall victory.
- Team captain Geoff Ogilvy praised the team's comeback and resilience during tough matches.
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