Internationals Take Three-Point Lead Over U.S. at Presidents Cup
The United States fell behind after Saturday's sessions, setting up a bid for one of the largest singles-day comebacks in Presidents Cup history.
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The United States team fell behind the Internationals by three points after Saturday's sessions at the Presidents Cup, as the International squad repeatedly answered American charges on the leaderboard.
Both the morning and afternoon rounds saw the U.S. side post a string of low, red-number scores, but the Internationals did not yield, fighting back each time to preserve and extend their advantage.
The three-point deficit heading into the final day means the United States will need one of the largest comeback performances in Presidents Cup singles history to reclaim the title.
Sunday's singles matches will determine whether the Americans can complete the rally or whether the Internationals hold on for the win.
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