The U.S. and International teams are competing in four alternate-shot matches Saturday afternoon at Medinah in the Presidents Cup.
What?!? Fan kicks ball back into play, but rules say otherwise
Corey Conners hooked his tee shot on the second hole in Saturday fourballs at the Presidents Cup. It was O.B., but a fan kicked it onto the green. The Rules of Golf, however, had its say.
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Conners’ approach at the second hole seemed destined for out of bounds on Saturday at the Presidents Cup. But as the shot sailed left and landed in the rough, left of the wooden, split-rail fence that lines the left side of the hole, a spectator suddenly kicked the ball, still in motion, onto the green.
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Golf Channel’s Brandel Chamblee broke down how the U.S. was shut out in foursomes on Day 2 of the Presidents Cup and said they made a ton of technical mistakes.
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Xander Schauffele said it felt like an uphill battle from early on in the foursomes matches for the U.S., after they were swept on Day 2 of the Presidents Cup.
International team Presidents Cup captain Geoff Ogilvy said he and his squad never imagined they would win all of the foursome matches against the United States.
Tom Kim talked about the chemistry he has playing with Si Woo Kim after their Day 2 foursomes win at the Presidents Cup.
While the Americans were swept in Friday foursomes, U.S. Presidents Cup captain Brandt Snedeker emphasized that there’s a lot of golf left to play at Medinah.
Adam Scott said he believes the International team can get job done at the Presidents Cup, but emphasized that there’s a “lot of golf left.”