The U.S. team has ground to make up on the final day of the Presidents Cup. With singles matches set for Sunday, some of its most accomplished golfers will be part of the early pairings in the competition vs. the International team. Cameron Young (vs...

Japan's Yuna Nishimura carded her second consecutive 8-under-par 63 on Saturday and stretched her lead to five strokes over the field at the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship in Rogers, Ark. Nishimura, 26, who is in search of her first LPGA Tournament ...

The International team finished strong Saturday to remain in front of the United States through three days of the Presidents Cup outside Chicago, holding a 10 1/2-7 1/2 lead. Chris Gotterup and Cameron Young combined to win two matches for the U.S. at...

Yuna Nishimura of Japan capped her opening-round, 8-under-par 63 with a birdie and an eagle on Friday at the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship to take a one-stroke lead in Rogers, Ark. Nishimura, 26, scored a top-five finish at the Dow Championship in ...

After the United States was walloped 5-0 in Friday's five foursomes at the Presidents Cup, captain Brandt Snedeker is relying on a mix of old and new to start Saturday off right. Scottie Scheffler and Sam Burns will head out together for the third tim...

The International team had its way with the United States, sweeping all five foursomes matches to surge into the lead at the Presidents Cup on Friday outside Chicago. The International team is up 7-3 with two days to go. The U.S. pairings didn't gain...

After they went the distance to earn a point in the opening match of the Presidents Cup, World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler and longtime friend Sam Burns will lead off Day 2 of the competition for the United States team on Friday. Scheffler and Burns will ...

Scottie Scheffler's pars on the final two holes were enough to give the United States team an early boost on the first day of the Presidents Cup on Thursday outside Chicago. That earned Scheffler and partner Sam Burns a 1-up victory against Australia'...

With so much world-ranked talent to pick from, United States team captain Brandt Snedeker honed in on chemistry in making the pairings for the first session of the Presidents Cup on Thursday at Medinah Country Club outside Chicago. "I think our pairin...

What is supposed to be the motivation for a collection of Australians, Asians, Canadians and others from around the globe to come together as a golf team for one week every two years? Perhaps beating those pesky Americans is the only unifier necessary...