The United States faces a massive, virtually unprecedented challenge in this year’s Presidents Cup, needing a Sunday rally at Medinah Country Club to retain a Cup that the Americans have owned for almost the entire existence of the event. Prior to this year, the United States had held a 13-1-1 record against the International team, yet now must rally from three points down on Sunday to retain the cup.
A combination of bad play, bad luck and bad strategy has put the Americans in this hole. Team captain Brandt Snedeker will be looking to rally the U.S. with a fast start,
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