After two straight days of blowouts — one by the United States on Thursday, the other by the International squad on Friday — Saturday's four-ball matches at the Presidents Cup opened up a bit tighter. But in the end, the United States seized control of the morning and set up an afternoon charge to put them closer to retaining the cup.

How is the Presidents Cup contested? The 15th playing of the Presidents Cup takes place this week as the United States seeks to continue its dominance over the International team in Canada. Coming into this year's competition with an overall record of 12-1-1 and a nine-match win streak under its belt,

On an eventful Saturday at the Presidents Cup, the U.S. took an 11-7 lead over an International team that saw big performances from the world's No. 1 ranked golfer, Scottie Scheffler.

The U.S. team won three of four matches in four-ball to regain the lead in the Presidents Cup on Saturday at Royal Montreal Golf Club. The U.S. led 8-6 on the International team going into afternoon foursomes.

The International side has a clear experience advantage, but the Americans bring the two best players in the world into Canada