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- 1Presidents Cup Day Four Singles Highlights Draw Big Attention●Presidents Cup Highlights | Day 4 Singles | 2026
The 2026 Presidents Cup wrapped up its fourth day of competition, with highlights from the Sunday singles matches drawing heavy interest from golf fans. The PGA Tour released the extended highlights package, covering the decisive final-day matchups between the United States and the International team as the biennial event concluded.
- 2Japan Turns Abandoned Golf Courses Into Solar Farms▼Short on Land, Japan Is Building Solar Farms on Old Golf Courses
Japan, facing a shortage of open land for renewable energy, is converting disused golf courses into large-scale solar farms. As the sport declines in popularity and courses close across the country, developers are repurposing the wide, open sites for photovoltaic installations, helping Japan expand clean power generation without competing for farmland or residential space.
- 3Japan turns abandoned golf courses into solar farms▼Japan has no space for solar farms apart from old golf courses. https://www. japantimes.co.jp/business/2026 /09/28/compa
Japan is converting closed golf courses into solar farms because the country has little open land for renewable energy projects. With mountains, farmland and dense cities off-limits, the wide, sunny fairways left behind by shuttered golf resorts are seen as some of the few suitable sites for large-scale solar power, according to a Japan Times report.
- 4US complete thrilling comeback to retain Presidents Cup●US complete thrilling comeback to retain Presidents Cup https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/golf/articles/cr5yeng66de5o?at_mediu
The United States retained the Presidents Cup after completing a comeback victory in the golf team competition. Trailing at one stage, the American side rallied in the final-day singles to hold off the International team and extend their dominance in the event. Golf fans have been reacting to the dramatic turnaround, with debate over how the Internationals let the lead slip.
- 5Trump sought golf diplomacy with Lee at Miami G20●Trump asked chief of staff to arrange golf diplomacy with Lee at G20 summit in Miami: Blue House official
A Blue House official says Donald Trump asked his chief of staff to arrange golf diplomacy with South Korean President Lee Jae-myung during the G20 summit in Miami. The reported move points to an informal attempt at building rapport between the two leaders, with golf long a favored tool of Trump's personal diplomacy. The claim has drawn attention in both Korean and international media as observers weigh what it signals for Seoul-Washington ties.
- 6Jackson Koivun announces himself as PGA Tour star at Presidents Cup●World, meet Jackson Koivun. The PGA Tour's new star announced himself at the Presidents Cup https://www. nytimes.com/ath
Twenty-one-year-old Jackson Koivun delivered a critical point for the United States at the Presidents Cup, helping the American team secure victory and announcing himself as the PGA Tour's newest rising star. Golf observers are hailing the performance as the arrival of a major new talent, with his composure and scoring under pressure drawing particular praise.
- 7Golf star Tom Kim to play Asian Games chasing military service exemption▼Golf star Tom Kim going from Presidents Cup to Asian Games seeking exemption from military service
South Korean golfer Tom Kim is heading from the Presidents Cup straight to the Asian Games, where a gold medal would earn him an exemption from South Korea's mandatory military service. All able-bodied South Korean men must serve, and athletes can avoid it by winning major international titles. Kim, one of golf's rising young stars, is competing for South Korea at the Games in Hangzhou.
- 8Japan Turns Abandoned Golf Courses Into Solar Farms▼Old Golf Courses Are Helping Japan Find Room for More Solar
Japan is converting disused golf courses into large-scale solar power sites, as the country searches for open land to expand renewable energy. Many courses have closed as membership declines, leaving flat, sunny, already-cleared land that suits solar panels. Bloomberg reports the trend is emerging as a practical answer to Japan's land scarcity for clean energy projects.
- 9United States wins Presidents Cup with dominant Sunday singles●The United States wins the Presidents Cup with a dominant Sunday performance https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7637113/20
The United States has won the Presidents Cup, closing out the competition with a dominant performance in Sunday's singles matches. The victory reaffirmed the Americans' long-standing strength in the biennial team event against the International side. Golf fans and commentators are reacting to the margin of the win and the standout performances across the final-day lineup.
- 10US complete thrilling comeback to retain Presidents Cup●US complete thrilling comeback to retain Presidents Cup The United States complete a thrilling comeback on the final day
The United States beat the International team on the final day of the Presidents Cup, completing a comeback to secure an 11th consecutive title in the competition. The win extends America's dominance in the biennial golf event, which they have not lost since its inception era of International challenges. Golf fans are reacting to the dramatic final-day turnaround at the tournament.
- 11Internationals hold three-point Presidents Cup lead over US●Internationals hold three-point Presidents Cup lead over US https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/golf/articles/c64gvvjze807o?at_m
The International team holds a three-point lead over the United States at the Presidents Cup golf tournament. The advantage means the Internationals, who rarely beat the American side in this biennial team event, are in a strong position heading into the remaining rounds. Golf fans are following the scoreboard closely as an upset result looks possible.
- 12Japan Turns Abandoned Golf Courses Into Solar Farms▼Japan Is Turning Old Golf Courses Into Giant Solar Farms
Japan is converting disused golf courses into large-scale solar farms, reusing cleared, open land for renewable energy generation. With many courses closing as membership declines, the sites offer ready-made space for panels without competing with farmland. Observers see it as a practical model for other countries with aging leisure facilities and growing clean-energy targets.
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The Presidents Cup is drawing attention as the leaderboard stays closely contested. US captain Brandt Snedeker has acknowledged he made mistakes with his decisions, and questions are being raised about whether the American team can still win the competition. Golf fans are following the scoreboard closely as the matches progress.
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Attention is turning to the 2026 Presidents Cup after a dramatic edition in which the heavily favored US team nearly squandered a big lead against the Internationals. Captain Brandt Snedeker faced criticism for benching world number one Scottie Scheffler as the Internationals built a historic fightback, and admitted he had not done his best job. Commentators argue the US must now convert this win into Ryder Cup success.
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The International team has swept the United States in foursomes to take a commanding lead at the Presidents Cup. The Americans managed only a small dent in the deficit during the latest sessions, with the Internationals dominating the alternate-shot format. Coverage from ESPN highlights the one-sided play as the United States struggles to mount a comeback in golf's biennial team event.
- 16Japan turns to abandoned golf courses for solar farms▼Japan has no space for solar farms apart from old golf courses
Japan is converting disused golf courses into large-scale solar farms, as the country has almost no free land left for renewable energy projects. Hundreds of golf courses have closed since the 1990s economic bubble, leaving wide, open, sun-exposed sites that suit panels well. Energy commentators see it as a practical answer to Japan's land scarcity and its push to cut carbon emissions.
- 17Scheffler concedes putt after fan interference at Presidents Cup●Scottie Scheffler concedes putt to Presidents Cup opponent after fan interference https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/76370
Scottie Scheffler conceded a putt to his Presidents Cup opponent, Echavarria, after a fan interfered with play. The sportsmanship gesture is drawing attention around the tournament, with commentators discussing how officials and players handled the disruption and whether the concession was the right call.
- 18Presidents Cup Day 3 Highlights Draw Big Golf Interest●Presidents Cup Highlights | Day 3 Four-ball & Foursomes | 2026
The third day of the 2026 Presidents Cup featured four-ball and foursomes matches, with highlight reels from the session drawing large audiences as the international team event progressed. Golf fans are following the results closely, with discussions centring on the key shots, momentum swings and overall standings after day three at the biennial United States versus International team competition.
- 19United States wins Presidents Cup with dominant Sunday singles●The United States wins the Presidents Cup with a dominant Sunday performance https://www. nytimes.com/athletic/7637113/2
The United States has won the Presidents Cup, sealing the title with a commanding performance in Sunday's final-day singles matches. Jacob Bridgeman clinched the decisive winning point to close out the competition. Golf fans and media are reacting to the Americans' dominance and discussing the standout displays from the closing session.
- 20Golf Saudi renews long-term commitment to women's golf▼Golf Saudi Strengthens Long-Term Commitment to Women’s Golf in the Kingdom and on the World Stage
Golf Saudi has announced a strengthened, long-term commitment to developing women's golf, both within Saudi Arabia and internationally. The announcement, carried by the LPGA, signals continued investment in programmes and tournaments aimed at expanding the women's game in the Kingdom and supporting Saudi representation on the global stage. Details of specific funding or events were not disclosed in the headline.
- 21Trump makes surprise appearance at Presidents Cup▼President Trump makes appearance at Presidents Cup, briefly addresses crowd https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7635677/202
President Donald Trump attended the Presidents Cup golf event and briefly addressed the crowd. The appearance drew attention for blending politics with a major international golf competition, with spectators and media noting his presence at the tournament. His remarks were short, but the visit quickly became a talking point across sports and political circles.
- 22US rallies to win Presidents Cup 17-13●# Golf # PresidentsCup . . . The US came from behind down 3 points at 10.5-7.5 to win 9 & tie one of the 12 one-on-on ma
The United States rallied from a 10.5-7.5 deficit on the final day of the Presidents Cup, winning nine and halving one of the twelve singles matches to beat the International team 17-13. Golf fans are celebrating the comeback, with some criticism directed at Donald Trump's appearance at the awards ceremony.
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Scottish golfer Robert MacIntyre has been warned after an incident involving a drone during a tournament, where his visible frustration drew official attention. Reports describe the left-hander as irritated by the drone's presence while he was playing, prompting organisers to step in. The story is being covered widely, including by the BBC, as discussion continues over how players should handle such disruptions.
- 24Trump to attend Presidents Cup after Texas-Tennessee game●President Donald Trump to attend Presidents Cup day after Texas-Tennessee football game https://www.nytimes.com/athletic
President Donald Trump is set to attend a day of the Presidents Cup golf tournament, scheduling it right after the Texas-Tennessee college football game. The one-two appearance pairs golf's international team event with a marquee football matchup, drawing attention from both sports and political audiences.
- 25Jackson Koivun Announces Himself as PGA Tour's New Star at Presidents Cup●World, meet Jackson Koivun. The PGA Tour's new star announced himself at the Presidents Cup https://www.nytimes.com/athl
Young American golfer Jackson Koivun made a breakout statement at the Presidents Cup, delivering performances that introduced him to a global golf audience. Coverage describes the tournament as the moment the PGA Tour's newest star confirmed his arrival, with fans and commentators taking note of his composure and play under international team pressure.
- 26United States rallies to win dramatic Presidents Cup●United States rallies to capture dramatic Presidents Cup over International team
The United States team came from behind to beat the International team in a dramatic finish at the Presidents Cup golf tournament. Details of the winning moment, the venue and the final score have not yet been confirmed, but reports describe a comeback victory sealed on the final day of the biennial match-play competition.
- 27US wins the Presidents Cup●Golf: How the U.S. won the Presidents Cup and what it means moving forward … https://www. espn.com/golf/story/_/id/50047
The United States won the Presidents Cup, and analysis is turning to what the victory means for the team going forward. Coverage from ESPN breaks down how the Americans secured the win and the implications for future international team competition in golf, as fans and commentators react to the result.
- 28Snedeker admits mistakes as U.S. faces Presidents Cup upset●Captain Snedeker says he's made 'mistakes.' Can the U.S. still win the Presidents Cup? https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/
United States Presidents Cup captain Brandt Snedeker has publicly acknowledged he has made 'mistakes' as the American team risks losing the competition. The admission, reported by The Athletic, comes with the U.S. in a precarious position and has sparked debate among golf fans about whether the team can still recover and win the cup.
- 29MTSU men's golf heads to Blessings Collegiate Invitational●Blue Raider Men's Golf to compete in Blessings Collegiate Invitational
Middle Tennessee State University's men's golf team is set to compete at the Blessings Collegiate Invitational. The Blue Raiders will face a collegiate field at the tournament, continuing their competitive schedule. Further details on the lineup and results have not yet been reported.
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The International team swept the United States in foursomes, a result that shook up the Presidents Cup standings and put the Americans under pressure. Golf Channel pointed to three things to blame for the U.S. being counterpunched, and golf fans are debating what went wrong and whether the U.S. can recover in the remaining sessions.
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The United States team has won the Presidents Cup for the 11th consecutive time, completing the victory with a strong singles performance. The American side, considered a heavy favorite going into the event, once again proved too strong for the International team in the final-day singles matches. Commentators note the extended dominance of the US in this biennial golf competition.
- 32Tom Kim leads Asian Games golf with military service exemption at stake●Tom Kim leads Asian Games golf in chase to avoid military service
South Korean golfer Tom Kim holds the lead at the Asian Games golf tournament in Hangzhou. A gold medal for South Korea would earn him an exemption from mandatory military service, adding major stakes to his performance. His position at the top of the leaderboard has drawn attention to the unusual incentive riding on the result.
- 33LIV Golf star demands answers over league's silence▼LIV Golf star blasts league for keeping players in the dark: 'We need answers!'
A LIV Golf player has publicly criticised the Saudi-backed circuit, saying officials are keeping players in the dark about key issues and demanding transparency. 'We need answers,' the golfer said, voicing frustration over a lack of communication from league leadership. The comments add to ongoing questions surrounding the tour's direction and its players' futures.
- 34World Golf Hall of Fame unveils 2027 finalist list▼World Golf Hall of Fame announces 2027 finalists, including Justin Rose, Inbee Park, Jim Nantz
The World Golf Hall of Fame has announced its finalists for the class of 2027, with major champions Justin Rose and Inbee Park among the names, alongside longtime broadcaster Jim Nantz. The list sets up next year's vote to determine who will be enshrined, with fans and golf media weighing in on the leading candidates.
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The Presidents Cup continues to capture golf fans' attention, with tee times for upcoming sessions in high demand as searches spike. On the course, the American team has made a small dent in the International side's lead, keeping the competition alive heading into the next rounds. Fans are checking pairings and schedules to follow key matches as the event unfolds.
- 3613 data-backed strategies to break 80 in golf●13 data-backed strategies to break 80, according to the numbers
Golf Digest has published a rundown of 13 data-backed strategies for golfers trying to break 80. The piece leans on statistical analysis of scoring patterns to identify where amateur golfers lose the most strokes, offering concrete changes to course management, putting and approach play. It is aimed at the large group of skilled amateurs stuck above the 80-shot mark and looking for measurable ways to improve.
- 37Trump visits Chicago area for Presidents Cup amid protests●Trump visits Chicago area for Presidents Cup, prompting protests and tight security
President Trump traveled to the Chicago area for the Presidents Cup golf tournament, drawing both crowds and protesters. The visit prompted a heavy security presence, with local law enforcement and Secret Service coordinating around the event. Demonstrators gathered to voice opposition, while the golf tournament continued, making the combination of sport and presidential politics a talking point in the region.
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Volkswagen is recalling millions of vehicles, including VW Golf, Tiguan and Touran models, over a risk of steering failure that will require owners to bring their cars back to workshops. Reports in the German motor press say Škoda models may also be affected by the same recall campaign, putting several brands under the VW Group umbrella in the spotlight.
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The PGA Tour's Bank of Utah Championship is underway, with Tony Finau, Max Homa and Joel Dahmen among the favorites. Finau has strong local ties as a Utah native, drawing extra attention to the event. Golf fans are watching to see whether the big names can convert their favorite status into a win this week.
- 40Trump credited as U.S. wins Presidents Cup●Trump gets credit for U.S. Presidents Cup win at trophy ceremony
The United States won the Presidents Cup, and at the trophy ceremony credit was given to President Donald Trump. The moment drew attention because it tied a routine golf celebration to national politics, with commentary focusing on whether Trump deserved a role in the team's victory. The U.S. side again beat its international opponents in the biennial match-play event.