The United States continued its historical dominance of the Presidents Cup when it beat the International team 18 1/2 to 11 1/2 at Royal Montreal Golf Club on Sunday for its 10th consecutive victory in the event. Needing to pick

The U.S. team won three of four matches in four-ball to regain the lead in the Presidents Cup on Saturday at Royal Montreal Golf Club. The U.S. led 8-6 on the International team going into afternoon foursomes. This is the

One of the nation’s most storied golf courses is dealing with the aftermath of Helene, the former Category 4 hurricane that made landfall in Florida on Friday and was downgraded to a tropical depression as it continued its wrath into

Adam Scott of Australia notched a milestone as the International team dug out of a big hole on Day 2 of the Presidents Cup, sweeping all five foursomes matches against the United States at Royal Montreal Golf Club on Friday.

The U.S. team clicked at almost every turn in sweeping five four-ball matches to open Presidents Cup competition by blitzing the International team Thursday at Royal Montreal Golf Club. The 5-0 count marked the first sweep of a four-ball session

Though there have been some close calls in recent memory, the United States has won nine straight Presidents Cups and counting, making its every-other-year contest against the International team pretty predictable. But don’t tell U.S. captain Jim Furyk that an

International team captain’s assistant Geoff Ogilvy said defeating the U.S. at this week’s Presidents Cup would be “the pinnacle of the sport.” “We don’t hate the other team,” the Australian told reporters Wednesday during a media session with all nine

Before he sets out for a December exhibition that will get the golf world talking, Scottie Scheffler has a team event of a different kind to attend to at Royal Montreal Golf Club. The World No. 1, whose incredible season

The International Presidents Cup team enjoyed some team bonding in one of the most Canadian ways imaginable: by attending a Montreal Canadiens preseason hockey game. It was Corey Conners’ first time visiting Montreal’s Bell Centre, a building he called “unbelievable,”