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In the wake of Scottie Scheffler’s victory at East Lake, the two Captains released their picks, completing the teams that will compete from September 25th to 27th on Course No. 3 at Medinah Country Club for the 16th edition of the Presidents Cup.

Snedeker and Ogilvy’s picks were in line with expectations, except for one surprise that the American Captain pulled out of his hat at the last minute.

Let’s start with Team USA.

Presidents Cup 2026, teams

These are the players who automatically qualified:

Scottie Scheffler
Cameron Young
Wyndham Clark
Sam Burns
Russell Henley
Collin Morikawa
Joining them in Illinois are:

Chris Gotterup
Xander Schauffele
Justin Thomas
Patrick Cantlay
Jacob Bridgeman
Jackson Koivun
Snedeker has therefore chosen three veterans (Schauffele, Thomas, and Cantlay) and three youngsters, including the surprise, Jackson Koivun, who is living a dream, representing the United States just three months after turning pro.

Let’s move on to Team International.

Here are the six who earned a spot through the rankings:

Hideki Matsuyama
Si Woo Kim
Tom Kim
Ryan Fox
Adam Scott
Min Woo Lee
They will be playing alongside them in Medinah:

Corey Conners
Nico Echevarria
Nick Taylor
Sungjae Im
Ryo Hisatsune
Christiaan Bezuidenhout
Ogilvy’s selections reveal an attempt to blend the nationalities of the team members so that no one feels out of place (as he himself made clear by citing Hisatsune’s pick, which was made with Matsuyama in mind).

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