Mackenzie Hughes may have been the lowest qualifier of Mike Weir's captains picks, but may provide the biggest spark for the International Team because of it. It was an inconsistent year for the Canadian, but paired with the right teammate, his skillset could be a difference-maker.
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The United States is stacked with top-level talent at the Presidents Cup. Who has the best chance to be their unsung hero? Golf Talk Canada examines.
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10 Presidents Cups, and one tie to show for it for the International Team's longest serving member. The most matches played, tied for the most points won, Adam Scott has been the one constant since his debut in 2003.
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In the last two editions of the Presidents Cup, Sung-jae Im has been one of the International Team's most reliable players and will be expected to deliver another strong performance in hopes of getting his side into the winner's circle for the first time since 1998.
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Another green demon for the International Team will be Presidents Cup veteran Jason Day. After some down years around COVID, mainly due to an ailing back, Day's rebounded the last couple of years getting back into contention with more consistency.
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Ben An is known as one of the PGA Tour's longest drivers, but he probably doesn't get enough credit as a solid putter, he makes a lot of birdies. That skillset was on display at the 2019 Presidents Cup in Australia and he'll be counted on to deliver even more points for the International Team coming off a solid season .
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Mackenzie Hughes might just be what the International team needs as this year's Presidents Cup. Hughes, from Dundas, Ont., is one of three Canadians on the squad competing in the match-play event at Royal Montreal Golf Club next week.
Asked about the stumbling blocks in the way of a deal getting done between the PGA Tour and the Saudi PIF, the group that runs LIV Golf, Rory McIlroy was candid on Wednesday.
Jordan Spieth said he is progressing well following wrist surgery and expects to be ready for the start of the 2025 PGA Tour season.
Patton Kizzire overcame erratic play off the tee and a missed putt Saturday to take a four-stroke lead into the final round of the Procore Championship at Silverado.
Working with a new mental coach who has him embracing a more relaxed and even approach, Kizzire shot a 7-under 65 for a one-stroke advantage over David Lipsky in the Procore Championship.
It's another back surgery for Tiger Woods. The 48-year-old announced that he underwent microdecompression surgery of the lumbar spine for nerve impingement in the lower back in West Palm Beach, FL.
Matteo Manassero handled the brunt of the afternoon cold and wind and made two eagles on his way to a 5-under 66 for a one-shot lead in the Irish Open on Friday.
Matt Wallace of England shot 8-under 62 and was without a bogey after 36 holes in taking a four-stroke lead at the European Masters on Friday.
Home player Andrea Pavan was part of a three-way share of the lead after the first round of the Italian Open on Thursday.
LPGA Commissioner Mollie Marcoux Samaan took responsibility Saturday for the tour's failure to get fans to the Solheim Cup in time to see the opening tee shots a day earlier but did not offer a full explanation of the debacle that has led to speculation about her future.
Nelly Korda and Allisen Corpuz became the first American duo to win three straight alternate-shot matches in the Solheim Cup, taking control on the back nine against Charley Hull and Esther Henseleit to help the United States open an early 3-1 lead on Friday.
The opening matches of the Solheim Cup began in front of half-empty grandstands surrounding the first tee at Robert Trent Jones Golf Club on Friday morning, with transportation issues preventing fans from getting to the golf course.
The Ottawa Senators announced a partnership with star golfer Brooke Henderson on Wednesday. The Smith Falls, Ont. native will wear some Senators gear while on the LPGA Tour and will be a part of activities linked to the team in Ottawa and the surrounding area.
Haeran Ryu rebounded from a third-round meltdown to win the FM Championship on a rainy Sunday at the TPC Boston.
Following the conclusion of its 2023 season, PGA TOUR Canada announced Tuesday that the CRMC Championship presented by Gertens is its 2023 Tournament of the Year.
Hayden Springer, the hottest player on PGA TOUR Canada the last three weeks, finished strong on Sunday and walked away with all the biggest prizes.
Hayden Springer and Derek Hitchner, the veteran and the rookie, will go head-to-head for the second-straight day on Sunday with a chance to win the Fortinet Cup Championship – and possibly a lot more.
Hayden Springer shot a 9-under 62 at Country Hills Golf Club, which included a 28 on the front nine, and took the lead at 14-under at the midpoint of PGA TOUR Canada’s Fortinet Cup Championship.
