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The United States continued their dominance of the Presidents Cup by claiming an 18\u00bd-11\u00bd win over the International team to seal a 10th straight title.<\/b><\/p>\n
The US led 11-7 before Sunday’s 12 singles matches, needing 4\u00bd points on the final day to defend their title in Canada.<\/p>\n
Keegan Bradley beat Kim Si-woo to secure the winning point at Royal Montreal, with the US winning six of the singles matches and halving three.<\/p>\n
“Wow, that was incredible,” said Bradley, 38, who will be the US captain for next year’s Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black on Long Island.<\/p>\n
“I didn’t know if I would get to do this again and to be able to just play in this tournament, and to win the point… my goodness.<\/p>\n
“The last time I played (2014), I was the point to lose the Ryder Cup. If this is my last round as a player – maybe it is – I’m happy with that.”<\/p>\n
Xander Schauffele set the Americans on their way with a 4&3 victory over Australian Jason Day in the opening contest.<\/p>\n
“My goal was just to set the tone, to get [American] red up on that board as early as possible, and I was able to do that,” Schauffele told NBC.<\/p>\n
Schauffele, who has won two major championships this year, finished the week with a 4-1-0 record, as did team-mates Patrick Cantlay and Collin Morikawa.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n