GolfJERSEY CITY — The United States polished off a 19-11 Presidents Cup win on Sunday over a battling International team whose fate was sealed over three punishing prior days. "What a feeling," said Berger, who was informed by US captain Steve Stricker at the 16th that the United States had clinched it. The US led by 11 points overnight and needed just a point on Sunday to claim a seventh straight Cup. Jhonattan Vegas of Venezuela defeated British Open champion Jordan Spieth 2 & 1 — Spieth’s third singles defeat in three Presidents Cup appearances. Among the US winners on the final day, five-time major-winner Phil Mickelson downed Canadian Adam Hadwin 2 & 1 in his 100th match for the United States in Presidents Cup and Ryder Cup play.

Source: Viet Nam News October 02, 2017 04:18 UTC