Scottie Scheffler and Patrick Cantlay put the Americans back in control at Presidents Cup

Patrick Cantlay delivered a clutch performance under unusual circumstances at the Presidents Cup in Montreal. As the light faded during the final match of the day, Cantlay sank a crucial putt on the 18th green, illuminated only by video boards and golf carts.

His calm under pressure, earning him the nickname “Patty Ice,” helped solidify the American team’s dominant position. With Cantlay’s decisive moment, the U.S. team extended their lead to 11-7, gaining significant control over the International team heading into the final day of the competition.

The Presidents Cup, held at Royal Montreal, saw the Americans bounce back after the Internationals made a strong push earlier in the tournament. Cantlay’s crucial putt, alongside the steady performance of Scottie Scheffler, underscored the U.S. team’s resilience and ability to perform in high-pressure situations. With only a few matches remaining, the Americans are in a commanding position, looking to secure another victory in this prestigious event.