In Canada, things have become more interesting. The Americans dominated the first day of the Presidents Cup, the Internationals paid them back the next day and the US took back the lead after eight sessions on Saturday.

Now we have twelve singles matches remaining, in which we will crown a Presidents Cup champion on Sunday at the Royal Montreal Golf Club in Quebec.

The Americans lead 11-7 heading into the final session and will look to keep their dominant Presidents Cup streak alive as a win on Sunday will mark their 10th straight victory in the biennial event. The U.S. leads the series all-time 12-1-1, with the Internationals’ only win coming in 1998. In 2003, the teams tied.

Not long after Patrick Cantlay and Here are the matchups and start times for Sunday. You can watch it from 12pm to 6pm ET on NBC or stream it on Peacock.

2024 Presidents Cup Sunday singles matchups, start times (ET)

Match 19 (12:02) — Xander Schauffele (USA) vs. Jason Day (INT)

Match 20 (12:14) — Sam Burns (USA) vs. Tom Kim (INT)

Match 21 (12:26) — Scottie Scheffler (USA) vs. Hideki Matsuyama (INT)

Match 22 (12:38) — Russell Henley (USA) vs. Sungjae Im (INT)

Match 23 (12:50) — Patrick Cantlay (USA) vs. Taylor Pendrith (INT)

Match 24 (1:02 p.m.) — Keegan Bradley (USA) vs. Si Woo Kim (INT)

Match 25 (1:19 p.m.) — Tony Finau (USA) vs. Corey Conners (INT)

Match 26 (1:31 PM) — Wyndham Clark (USA) vs. Min Woo Lee

Match 27 (1:43 PM) — Sahith Theegala (USA) vs Byeong Hun An (INT)

Match 28 (1:55 PM) — Collin Morikawa (USA) vs. Adam Scott (INT)

Match 29 (2:07 PM) — Brian Harman (US) vs. Christiaan Bezuidenhout (INT)

Match 30 (2:19 PM) — Max Homa (USA) vs. Mackenzie Hughes (INT)

Josh Berhow

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