What's the format? How do you watch it? And what makes the Presidents Cup different from other team events? We have your answers.

The Presidents Cup is a biennial team golf competition featuring 12 American players competing against 12 International players from around the world, excluding Europe. Unlike the three-day Ryder Cup, the Presidents Cup is a four-day event starting on Thursday, with teams competing for a total of 30 points.
The tournament format includes five four-ball matches on Thursday, five foursomes matches on Friday, a double session on Saturday, and 12 singles matches on Sunday. Historically, the United States team has dominated the competition, holding a 13-1-1 all-time record and winning the last 10 consecutive meetings.
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