Presidents Cup 2024 score: Latest updates as Scheffler and US eye victory

Posted by Admin September 29, 2024 Golf

The 2024 Presidents Cup has been quite the wild ride, as the Americans and International squads each swept the first two days before the United States pulled ahead prior to Sunday’s play. Sunday is particularly special though, as every golfer on both teams will be active for the final day of competition.

Sunday is sure to be a spectacle as several of the best golfers in the world will go head-to-head. Most notably, world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler squares off against world No. 7 Hideki Matsuyama. Elsewhere, Xander Schauffele will go against Jason Day while Collin Morikawa will face Adam Scott.

Can the Americans hold off the international team for their 10th straight Presidents Cup victory? Keep up to the moments with highlights, results, and scores from the final day of the 2024 Presidents Cup.

2024 Presidents Cup: Team USA wins Saturday morning’s four-ball session, lead Presidents Cup

Presidents Cup score: US leads International 11-7

Sunday singles results:

*a positive score indicates the U.S. golfer is leading; a negative score indicates an international golfer lead

US Golfer	International Golfer	Score	Thru
Xander Schauffele	Jason Day	+4	F
Sam Burns	Tom Kim	0	F
Scottie Scheffler	Hideki Matsuyama	-1	17
Russell Henley	Sungjae Im	+3	F
Patrick Cantlay	Taylor Pendrith	+2	15
Keegan Bradley	Si Woo Kim	+3	15
Tony Finau	Corey Conners	-4	14
Wyndham Clark	Min Woo Lee	0	13
Sahith Theegala	Ben An	0	11
Collin Morikawa	Adam Scott	+1	10
Brian Harman	Christiaan Bezuidenhout	-1	10
Max Homa	Mackenzie Hughes	+1	9

2024 Presidents Cup Sunday results

US opens 11-7 lead

The first three rounds of the 2024 Presidents Cup have been insane. The United States opened up on play on Thursday by sweeping the four-ball matches. They got out to a 5-0 lead heading into Friday’s foursomes. However, the international team would answer back with a sweep of their own, tying things up heading into Saturday.

On Saturday, the United States regained their lead, earning three wins in four four-ball matchups. They also won three of four foursomes, with their only loss coming when Taylor Pendrith and Adam Scott finished two holes up on Brian Harman and Max Homa. When all was said and done, the United States led 11-7 heading into Sunday’s play.