From Sky Sports · Ali Stafford · · 1m 50s
Presidents Cup: Snedeker admits captaincy flaws
Team USA faces Medinah upset as Snedeker admits captaincy struggles.
In brief
Team USA faces Medinah upset as Snedeker admits captaincy struggles. Team USA's captain Brandt Snedeker admits his leadership strategy failed, risking a Presidents Cup loss at Medinah. Originally reported by Sky Sports.
Team USA's Presidents Cup challenge
Team USA entered the Presidents Cup as overwhelming favorites to win their 11th consecutive title but face a potential upset at Medinah.
International Team's comeback
The International Team, who won only once in 1998, now lead by 10.5 points heading into Sunday singles after a strong Friday foursomes performance.
Snedeker's captaincy critique
Brandt Snedeker admitted his captaincy strategy failed, saying he hasn't held up his end of the bargain for Team USA despite their efforts.
Scheffler's absence
Scottie Scheffler sat out Saturday foursomes for Team USA after a poor performance with Sam Burns, leading to Snedeker's confusion during a live interview.
Snedeker's leadership struggle
Snedeker admitted he tried hard to put players in comfortable positions but failed to deliver the results needed for Team USA's success.
International Team's advantage
The International Team hold a 25-6 lead on par-threes at Medinah, with Team USA struggling in foursomes matches.
Singles day stakes
Team USA needs 7.5 points to retain the Presidents Cup but faces a 40 percent chance of a comeback on Sunday singles.
Snedeker's confidence
Snedeker remains hopeful Team USA can draw on their Ryder Cup comeback experience to secure victory at Medinah.
Cameron Young's role
Cameron Young will lead Team USA in Sunday singles, recalling his role from 12 months ago when he led the team to a similar position.
Historical context
The International Team's potential win would mark their first away victory since Europe's 2012 Miracle at Medinah.
Event outcome
Team USA risks a Presidents Cup loss at Medinah if they fail to overcome the International Team's 10.5 point lead in Sunday singles.
At a glance
Team USA's captain Brandt Snedeker admits his leadership strategy failed, risking a Presidents Cup loss at Medinah.
