His putter betrayed him on the first hole, and it didn’t get any better the rest of the day. He did make the cut. And when that’s the lone positive, you know it was a long day.
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The heavily-favored U.S. Team has exerted itself at the Presidents Cup, running out to an 8-2 lead after the first two rounds. The Internationals have had their opportunities. In each of the first two days, they’ve had multiple matches that have been just 1-down or tied on the back nine but they have been unable to flip the script against the U.S. powerhouse. The four-day competition is at its halfway point, but only one-third of the matches have been completed. Saturday features two four-match sessions – with Foursomes beginning at 7:12 a.m. Saturday and Four-balls following in the afternoon – before the traditional 12-match Singles session on Sunday. We’ll have recaps for all of Saturday’s matches here as soon as they are completed. Stay here to see if the United States can extend its lead or if the Internationals can claw back into contention. PRESIDENTS CUP: Scoring | The five key clubs for the International Team at the Presidents Cup | The five key clubs for the U.S. Team at the Presidents Cup SATURDAY: MORNING FOURSOMES MATCH 11 Jordan Spieth/Justin Thomas (U.S.) def. Sungjae Im/Corey Conners (Intl.), 4 and 3 Score at match’s conclusion: U.S. Team 9, International Team 2
