The putters that powered Team USA’s historic comeback at Presidents Cup

Team USA overcame a three-point deficit heading into Sunday to secure its 11th consecutive Presidents Cup victory. Led by captain Brandt Snedeker, the Americans dominated on the greens, with seven of the top nine putters for the tournament representing the United States. Key Sunday putts from Cameron Young, Patrick Cantlay, and Collin Morikawa built momentum before Jacob Bridgeman made a four-foot putt on the 18th hole to seal the overall win.

Remarkably, all 12 players on the winning American roster utilized mallet-style putters during the event. Five players used models from TaylorMade's Spider Tour lineup, including equipment free agents Cantlay and Chris Gotterup. Another four competitors opted for Scotty Cameron Phantom mallets, with Justin Thomas, Cameron Young, and rookie Jackson Koivun making notable gear adjustments during the competition.