Presidents Cup 2026 Leaderboard, Final Saturday Scores, Top Pairings and Reaction

The United States will need to come back in singles on Sunday to avoid losing the Presidents Cup for the first time since 1998.

The International team lost some ground in Saturday but will carry a 10.5-7.5 lead into Sunday's final round of competition.

Here is a look at results and highlights from the latest two rounds of competition at Medinah Country Club.

Saturday Four-Ball

Match	USA	International	Result
1	Justin Thomas, Jackson Koivun	Min Woo Lee, Sungjae Im	Tied
2	Collin Morikawa, Wyndham Clark	Si Woo Kim, Tom Kim	INT wins 2&1
3	Chris Gotterup, Cameron Young	Nick Taylor, Corey Connors	USA wins 2&1
4	Schottie Scheffler, Sam Burns	Hideki Matsuyama, Ryo Hisatsune	USA wins 2&1

Saturday Foursomes

Match	USA	International	Result
1	Patrick Cantlay, Xander Schauffele	Tom Kim, Si Woo Kim	USA wins 2&1
2	Russell Henley, Jacob Bridgeman	Nick Taylor, Corey Connors	INT wins 1-up
3	Cameron Young, Chris Gotterup	Adam Scott, Sunjae Im	USA wins 6&4
4	Wyndham Clark, Sam Burns	Ryan Fox, Min Woo Lee	INT wins 3&2

The international team, which entered Saturday with a 7-3 lead, trailed in all four-ball matches before completing two comebacks.

Jackson Koivun made some highlight-reel shots, but he and Justin Thomas were unable to hold onto an early lead as Min Woo Lee and Sunjae Im tied their four-ball match on No. 16.

The next U.S. team to lose an early lead was Collin Morikawa and Wyndham Clark, who went 2-up through eight holes before Si Woo Kim converted consecutive birdies on Nos. 16 and 17.

Chris Gotterup and Cameron Young started to turn things around for the United States by securing a full point in their matchup against Corey Conners and Nick Taylor.

Scottie Scheffler impressed with a tying birdie putt on No. 15 before Sam Burns made a birdie of own to secure the United States' second full-point win of the day.

Scheffler rested for the afternoon as the international team headed into foursomes with an 8.5-5.5 lead.

The United States started to chip away at the international lead thanks to victories from Young and Gotterup as well as Patrick Cantlay and Xander Schauffele. The latter duo dealt Si Woo Kim and Tom Kim their first defeat of the tournament.

Ryan Fox and Min Woo Lee helped the international team recover some of the advantage with consecutive birdies down the back nine of a victory over Burns and Clark.

The United States' Russell Henley and Jacob Bridgeman were 3-up after No. 10 but fell short of closing out a win against Nick Taylor and Corey Conners.

The Presidents Cup concludes Sunday with 12 singles matches. U.S. captain Brandt Snedeker will announce who will be representing the United States in the final round later Saturday.