With the Americans holding a suffocating historical edge, the International captain takes on Medinah No. 3 with a layout sculpted by his own firm.
Match play thrives on psychological leverage, and heading into the 2026 Presidents Cup at Medinah Country Club, the historical ledger is almost cruelly asymmetric.
Yet this week’s clash on Medinah’s Course No. 3 comes with a tactical wrinkle rarely seen in top-tier international team golf.
Medinah has historically stood as a quintessential American cathedral: long, muscular, tree-lined, and traditionally punishing off the tee.
With the Americans holding a suffocating historical edge, the International captain takes on Medinah No. 3 with a layout sculpted by his own firm.