Kim made it a point to seek out Furyk and Schauffele to explain exactly what he meant by his comments, and he revealed what he said to them in the International team’s post-Presidents Cup press conference.
A video/screenshot of Homa went viral because he could be seen chugging a Budweiser heavy behind US captain Jim Furyk as PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan made some remarks during the closing ceremony.
I know what you’re going to say – I can hear it already: The final score was 18½-11½. The Americans were consistently placed higher in the world rankings. The Internationals were outmatched and outmuscled. Nothing that captain Mike Weir or anyone else did strategically could ever have made a difference. This is wrong, and I’ll explain Read more…
Despite unleashing an early scoring barrage, the US found securing its 10th straight victory in the Presidents Cup an arduous task on Sunday but got it done with a result that seemed like destiny.
Tom Kim’s theatrical performance at the Presidents Cup may have worn thin with American fans. But according to Kim, it’s the US side that crossed a line.
Day 2 gave the Internationals confidence that their play could be strong enough to not just overcome more highly ranked players on the US side, but deliver heavy knockout blows.
Soaking up everything from Canada’s famous poutine to practice rounds with his idols, International debutant Min Woo Lee says being involved in the Presidents Cup is a reminder only hard work will unlock his enormous potential.
When asked a question about Adam Scott’s lack of a Presidents Cup victory ahead of Thursday’s opening sessions at Royal Montreal, Schauffele’s response appeared absent of sympathy.
Mark Smith is a member at Royal Montreal, a friend of International captain Mike Weir and someone who was clearly interested in giving the International squad some competitive stakes ahead of the Presidents Cup.