The 2024 Presidents Cup has been quite the wild ride, as the Americans and International squads each swept the first two days before the United States pulled ahead prior to Sunday's play. Sunday is particularly special though, as every golfer on both teams will be active for the final day of competition.

Patrick Cantlay couldn’t have hit the putt -- he might not have seen the hole -- without lights from a video board and the headlamps from golf carts surrounding the 18th green in the final match of the longest day at the Presidents Cup.

Jon Rahm’s play-off defeat in the Spanish Open by the world number 398 shows golf’s enduring capacity to yield upsets - but this trait rarely extends to the Presidents Cup, writes Iain Carter.

Bradley, who notched the deciding point on Sunday in the U.S. side’s 18½-11½ victory over the International Team at the Presidents Cup at Royal Montreal, called competing in his first international team competition in a decade a huge benefit to his captaincy.

Bradley will skipper the US side in the Ryder Cup next year but in a playing capacity, he sealed a dominant Presidents Cup triumph for his country