USA wins the Presidents Cup... Past record: 14 wins, 1 draw, 1 loss

USA won with a score of 17-13... Past record: 14 wins, 1 draw, 1 loss

(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Choi Tae-yong = Despite the good performances of Kim Joo-hyung and Im Seong-jae, the U.S. team won the Presidents Cup.

Kim Joo-hyung of the International Team won the single match play on the last day of the tournament held on the 28th (Korean time) at Medina Country Club Course 3 (par 70) in Chicago, Illinois, USA, taking a 3-hole lead over Wyndham Clark of the United States with 2 holes remaining.

Seongjae Lim also increased the international team's chances of winning by winning 3 holes ahead of Sam Burns with 1 hole remaining.

However, the world's strongest team, the United States, won one after another in the remaining single match play, winning with a final score of 17-13, and recording a record of 14 wins, 1 draw, and 1 loss.

The International team entered the game on the final day with a 3-point lead over the US team, but could not overcome the high wall.

The performance of Kim Si-woo, who played the role of the international team's ace in this tournament, was also disappointing.

Kim Si-woo was ahead by 2 holes until midway through the American team's rookie Jackson Coyburn, but lost by 2 holes.

The loss dropped the International team to 12.5-14.5.

The person who decided the U.S. team's victory was Jacob Bridgman, who was playing in the Presidents Cup for the first time with Coyburn.

Bridgman defeated Lee Min-woo (Australia) of the international team by 1 hole in a close match, earning the 15.5 points needed to win.