The United States team enters Sunday's singles matches at the Presidents Cup facing a three-point deficit after the International team delivered a resilient performance across both sessions on Saturday.
The Americans twice filled the leaderboard with red numbers during the day, signaling momentum, but the Internationals never flinched. They fought back in the morning and again in the afternoon to secure a three-point advantage heading into the final day.
The deficit means the U.S. will need the largest singles rally in Presidents Cup history to claim the trophy. The format now shifts to head-to-head singles matches, where every point carries added weight.
For local golf fans, the scenario is familiar: a star-studded American squad must dig out of a deep hole against an International side that has matched them shot for shot. The pressure will fall on each player to deliver in individual play.
The Presidents Cup continues with Sunday singles, where the U.S. will attempt to complete a historic comeback.
