🇺🇸 U.S. 17–13 Internationals at Medinah — Cup Retained; Speech ~30 Seconds Already Ran

About 30 seconds already ran. Medinah scheduled already ran. CNN off Air Force One already ran. This is Sunday’s unused score.

Yahoo Sports, Jay Busbee, Sunday 6:08 p.m. ET: the United States won the Presidents Cup 17–13 at Medinah Country Club. The Americans reached 15.5 points — enough to retain the cup — with two matches still on the course. Jacob Bridgeman closed out Min Woo Lee on the 18th green. Overnight the Internationals led 10.5–7.5, the first such lead on U.S. soil. Midday’s unused ~30-second first-tee remarks already ran. A Sunday score is not that speech reprinted as first-day news. We will not invent a trophy in the president’s hands.

Same Yahoo file: Cam Young the first Sunday point, 3&2 over Ryo Hisatsune after trailing 2-down. Justin Thomas 5&3 over Corey Conners. Scottie Scheffler closed Nico Echavarria on 17 after conceding 14 when a fan shouted in Echavarria’s backswing. Patrick Cantlay beat Adam Scott. Collin Morikawa beat Hideki Matsuyama, 13.5–12.5. Jackson Koivun closed Si Woo Kim to 14.5. Xander Schauffele spent the afternoon on Ryan Fox. The Internationals’ last outright win was 1998. Pool report #4 listed a trophy ceremony as the day’s plan. A plan is not a presentation we watched.

What this means for you

If you needed this afternoon’s unused speech, it still stands. If you needed tonight’s unused politics, it is 17–13. Not 30 seconds. Not a trophy we invent.

Bottom line: 17–13. Cup retained. Not a speech. Not a handoff we watched.

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