Tiger Woods and the Americans trail the International team after Day 2 at Royal Melbourne. The U.S. will look to close the gap in fourballs and foursomes on Day 3.

Justin Thomas delivered the biggest moment for an American team desperate for one Friday in the Presidents Cup. ''I love me some ME!'' Thomas screamed at Woods, who also dropped his putter and moved in for a hard hug. The International players are going so well at this Presidents Cup

The Americans made a late charge to keep the Presidents Cup within reach after two days at Royal Melbourne Golf Club in Melbourne, Australia. (AP)

Playing-captain Tiger Woods has opted to sit out the Saturday fourball round for the United States at the Presidents Cup despite winning two crucial points so far. The evergreen 43-year-old, who teamed with world number four Justin Thomas on the opening two days, has been one of the biennial event'

Thorbjorn Olesen, the Danish Ryder Cup winner, has pleaded not guilty to sexual assault and being drunk on an aircraft. Olesen, 29, spoke to confirm his personal details and deny three charges during his plea hearing at Isleworth Crown Court on Friday. The court heard the golfer intentionally sexually

Ryder Cup star Thorbjorn Olesen pleaded not guilty to sexual assault and being drunk on an aircraft when he appeared at a London court on Friday. Olesen, a member of the victorious 2018 European Ryder Cup team, was named as Jacob Thorbjorn Olesen in court and gave his nationality as Danish at the start

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) -- LEADING: International 6 1/2, United States 3 1/2.

The fist pumps, the screaming and shouting, it all belonged to the Americans in the final hour of the Presidents Cup. Patrick Cantlay and Justin Thomas provided those moments Friday in foursomes at Royal Melbourne, and the U.S. team walked off the course believing the Presidents Cup was about to turn

The fist pumps, the screaming and shouting, it all belonged to the Americans in the final hour of the Presidents Cup. Patrick Cantlay and Justin Thomas provided those moments Friday in foursomes at Royal Melbourne, and the U.S. team walked off the course believing the Presidents Cup was about to turn

The United States conjured up some magic moments on the 18th green to fight back in Friday's foursomes and hold the Internationals to a 6.5-3.5 lead after Ernie Els' team threatened to deliver a decisive blow at the Presidents Cup. The Americans, trailing in all five matches at one point, dug