U.S. down 3 at Presidents Cup, will need largest singles rally to win
The Americans twice filled the leaderboard with their red numbers and the Internationals never flinched Saturday, fighting back in the morning and afternoon to take a three-point lead in the Presidents Cup.
The Presidents Cup is shaping up to be an instant classic, folks! After a thrilling Saturday that saw the Internationals fight back from a deficit to take a three-point lead, the Americans are facing an uphill battle to claim the coveted title. The US team's impressive display in the morning and afternoon sessions, with multiple players posting red numbers, simply wasn't enough to keep pace with the Internationals' consistent play.
This tournament has been a wild ride so far, with momentum swinging back and forth between the two teams. The Internationals' ability to respond to the US team's surges has been impressive, and it's clear that they're not going to let this opportunity slip away. For the Americans, it's back to the drawing board as they look to mount the largest singles rally in Presidents Cup history to overcome this three-point deficit.
So what's next? The stage is set for an electrifying Sunday singles session, where every match will count. The Americans will need their stars to shine bright, and their bench players to step up in a big way. Will they be able to pull off the improbable comeback, or will the Internationals hold on for the win? One thing's for sure - we'll be glued to our screens, cheering on our favorite players as they battle it out for Presidents Cup glory. Stay tuned!
Originally reported by espn.com. GambleWire adds analysis for sports & fitness readers.