The Americans have won the Presidents Cup for the 10th straight time. Xander Schauffele led the way with five birdies in eight holes to lead a lot of red scores on the board for the U.S. team.

Of all the guys that would get the cup-clincher, it just adds up. Right place, right time for Keegan.” – Dan Hicks on Keegan Bradley clinching the Presidents Cup for the United States

Xander Schauffele led the way with five birdies in eight holes to lead a lot of red scores on the board for the U.S. team.

This story has been edited from its original publishing to showcase updates in the 2024 Presidents Cup After a very entertaining weekend, the United States has secured its 10th-straight Presidents Cup victory.

The Americans' top five players all week were a combined 24-under-par on Sunday, leading matches for 53 holes and trailing for just five.

Despite unleashing an early scoring barrage, the U.S. found securing its 10th straight victory in the Presidents Cup an arduous task on Sunday—but got it done with a result that seemed like destiny. The Americans eventually put away a stubborn International team at Royal Montreal Golf Club when Keegan Bradley,

Xander Schauffele ran off four straight birdies to lead an onslaught Sunday as the Americans won the Presidents Cup for the 10th straight time.

The U.S. won the Presidents Cup in dominant fashion, capturing Sunday singles, 6-3-3. The Americans won their 10th consecutive Presidents Cup, 18 1/2 to 11 1/2, and moved to 13-1-1 in the series. “I want to party with you,