Canadians Nick Taylor and Corey Conners join Bob Weeks to discuss their comeback win over Americans Russell Henley and Jacob Bridgeman in Saturday's foursomes, and how confident they were as the match went on.
International Team captain Geoff Ogilvy joins Bob Weeks to praise the fightback of Canadian Nick Taylor and Corey Conners in their foursomes win, and discuss holding a three-point lead over the Americans heading into Sunday.
Canadian Mike Weir, who boasts a 13-9-2 record in five Presidents Cups, joins Bob Weeks to discuss what he's seeing from the International Team so far, the evolution of the event, the difficult decisions a captain has to make, and more.
The International Team leads 8 1/2 to 5 1/2 after Saturday morning's four-ball matches. The Americans will look to cut into the lead even more with Foursomes being played in the afternoon.
Canadians Nick Taylor and Corey Conners pulled off a huge upset and took down Scottie Scheffler and Sam Burns in foursomes on the second day at the Presidents Cup.
TSN Golf analyst Bob Weeks joins SportsCentre to share his reaction to Canadians Corey Conners and Nick Taylor pulling off a huge upset win against World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler and Sam Burns at the Presidents Cup on Friday.
TSN Golf analysts Graham DeLaet joins Bob Weeks to explain how Canadians Corey Conners and Nick Taylor "made it hard for the Americans to put any kind of pressure on them" in a big upset win, and discuss how remarkable it is to see the International Team get out to a sizeable lead heading into Saturday.
TSN Golf analysts Graham DeLaet and Bob Weeks set up Saturday's four-ball matchups at the Presidents Cup, featuring Canadians Corey Conners and Nick Taylor taking on Americans Chris Gotterup and Cameron Young.
Canadians Nick Taylor and Corey Conners spoke with TSN's Bob Weeks about their massive win against Scottie Scheffler and Sam Burns in foursomes at the Presidents Cup.
The United States took three of the five matches in Thursday's four-ball session and head into Day 2 at the Presidents Cup with a 3-2 lead over the Internationals from Medinah No. 3.
The Canadian duo of Corey Conners and Nick Taylor will be the first group off at Medinah No. 3 on Friday afternoon, going head-to-head against world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler and Sam Burns in Day 2 Foursomes at the Presidents Cup. TSN Golf analysts Bob Weeks and Graham DeLaet discuss how the all-Canadian pairing match up against Scheffler and Burns, and what stands out about the other matches.
TSN Golf analysts Bob Weeks and Graham DeLaet breakdown the U.S. Team taking a 3-2 lead over the International Team on Thursday in Four-ball matches to open the Presidents Cup, and discuss how Canadian Corey Conners played on Day 1.
Canadian Corey Conners joins TSN's Bob Weeks to discuss his match on Day 1 of the Presidents Cup and if he was surprised at the course conditions at Medinah Country Club on Thursday.
Thursday's opening matches for the Presidents Cup have been set and TSN's Bob Weeks and Graham DeLaet examine how the pairings landed and where the Canadians factor in.
The 2026 Presidents Cup will tee off this week at Medinah Country Club's No. 3 course, which has undergone a major re-design ahead of the tournament. Even though the Americans will be playing on home soil, TSN Golf analysts Bob Weeks and Graham DeLaet explain why the International Team may benefit more from Medinah's makeover.
The Golf Talk Canada crew takes a look at the best, the worst and the downright weird from the week that was in the world of golf.
What will Canadians Corey Conners and Nick Taylor bring to the International Team at the Presidents Cup? Golf Talk Canada shares their thoughts.
Who needs to lead the way for the International Team to have any chance of winning their second ever Presidents Cup? Golf Talk Canada weighs in.
The United States looks to continue their historic dominance at the Presidents Cup with a stacked lineup. Golf Talk Canada examines the most interesting storylines with Team USA at Medinah Country Club in Chicago.
The Americans have dominated the Presidents Cup, which have many looking for a change to make it more competitive. Bob Weeks shares some new ideas that might create more competition.
For the past 28 years, the Presidents Cup has been a one-sided affair. The last time the International Team won was in 1998. 13 of the last 15 editions of this event, including the last 11, have gone to the United States. While the rest of the world team has been competitive at some of the recent events, the scale is overwhelming tipped in favour of the U.S. TSN Golf analyst Bob Weeks has more in this essay.
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