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Presidents Cup scores, locations, captains for US vs. Internationals

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The Presidents Cup was the brainchild of former PGA Tour Commissioner Deane Beman, the capstone of his legacy before he stepped down in June 1994.

The first Presidents Cup was played outside of Washington D.C. and former U.S. Presidents Gerald Ford and George H.W. Bush were in attendance, helping to create international appeal.

The biennial competition has been a one-sided affair with the U.S. side holding a 12-1-1 record all-time. The International Team is winless since 1998 but hope springs eternal and the latest edition will be held in Montreal from Sept. 26-29.

Several future locations have also been announced with Medinah to serve as the next U.S. host in 2026.

Year Winner Score Course U.S. captain International captain
2022 U.S. 17½-12½ Quail Hollow Club Davis Love III Trevor Immelman
2019 U.S. 16-14 Royal Melbourne Golf Club Tiger Woods Ernie Els
2017 U.S. 19-11 Liberty National Steve Stricker Nick Price
2015 U.S. 15½-14½ Jack Nicklaus Golf Club Korea Jay Haas Nick Price
2013 U.S. 18½-15½ Muirfield Village Fred Couples Nick Price
2011 U.S. 19-15 Royal Melbourne Golf Club Fred Couples Greg Norman
2009 U.S. 19½-14½ TPC Harding Park Fred Couples Greg Norman
2007 U.S. 19½-14½ Royal Montreal Golf Club Jack Nicklaus Gary Player
2005 U.S. 18½-15½ Robert Trent Jones Golf Club Jack Nicklaus Gary Player
2003 Tied 17-17 Links at Fancourt Hotel and Country Club Estate Jack Nicklaus Gary Player
2000 U.S. 21½-12½ Robert Trent Jones Golf Club Ken Venturi Peter Thomson
1998 International 20½-11½ Royal Melbourne Golf Club Jack Nicklaus Peter Thomson
1996 U.S. 16½-15½ Robert Trent Jones Golf Club Arnold Palmer Peter Thomson
1994 U.S. 20-12 Robert Trent Jones Golf Club Hale Irwin David Graham

 

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