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Presidents Cup, day three

Internationals 10.5, USA 7.5

Presidents Cup, Medinah Country Club, Illinois. Singles today from 12:02pm ET on NBC and Peacock

The U.S. took the morning fourballs 2.5-1.5, Scheffler and Burns 2 and 1 over Matsuyama and Hisatsune, then split the foursomes 2-2: Young and Gotterup 6 and 4 over Scott and Im, Conners and Taylor from 3 down to beat Henley and Bridgeman. The first International lead into singles on U.S. soil.

Source: PGA Tour, Golf Channel

Presidents Cup, singles

Twelve singles. Five points wins it.

Sunday singles, Medinah, first match 12:02pm ET. The U.S. needs eight to win, seven and a half to tie and keep the cup

Young opens against Hisatsune, then Clark v Tom Kim, Thomas v Conners, and Scheffler v Echavarria at 12:38. Burns gets Im, Cantlay gets Adam Scott, the rookie Koivun gets Si Woo Kim, and Schauffele v Fox closes the day at 2:14.

Source: NBC Sports, Golf Channel

YouTube

The rematch: LeBron at Bandon Dunes

LeBron James's channel, Bandon Dunes, Oregon

Part one on Bob Does Sports ended with Team LeBron beaten on Bandon Preserve. The rematch, on LeBron's own channel, is nine holes on the big course: LeBron, Bronny and Austin Reaves against Bobby Fairways, Fat Perez and Joey Cold Cuts. 610,000 views in 21 hours.

Source: YouTube

LPGA

Nine straight birdies. A 26.

Lauren Coughlin, Walmart NW Arkansas Championship, Pinnacle Country Club, round two

The first player in LPGA history to open a round with nine straight birdies, and a 26 that ties the tour's nine hole record. She shot 61 and needed two more birdies for the first 59 since 2001; she parred the last two. Yuna Nishimura leads by five after a second 63.

Source: Sky Sports, LPGA

DP World Tour

Fitzpatrick leads Paris by five

FedEx Open de France, Le Golf National, round three. Final round today

A 65 took Matt Fitzpatrick to 19 under, five clear of France's Tom Vaillant. His first bogey of the week came at the 8th on Saturday, 44 holes in. Eugenio Chacarra shot the round of the week, a 62, and is six back. Tommy Fleetwood withdrew before the round, ill.

Source: Sky Sports, DP World Tour

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