Presidents Cup results today: Live updates, highlights from singles matches on final day

It's time for singles play in the final frame of the Presidents Cup. The United States has been dominant in recent showings and has won the last 10 Presidents Cups. However, the U.S. team will have some work to do at Medinah Country Club as it begins Sunday's play trailing the International squad 10

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It's time for singles play in the final frame of the Presidents Cup.

The United States has been dominant in recent showings and has won the last 10 Presidents Cups. However, the U.S. team will have some work to do at Medinah Country Club as it begins Sunday's play trailing the International squad 10½ to 7½.

President Donald Trump is planning to be on hand to witness what could be a stirring comeback for the USA. The format will have 12 singles matches take place through one round. The first team to 15½ points takes home the glory.

Canadians Corey Conners and Nick Taylor were 3 down at the turn Saturday, and it looked like the U.S. was about to cut the International lead to a single point going into the final day.

Conners and Taylor rallied on the

back nine to beat Russell Henley and Jacob Bridgeman 1 up in the day's last match. That gave the Internationals the three-point lead and they go into Sunday, Sept. 27, needing five of the 12 points left to win the Cup for the first time since 1998.

USA TODAY Sports will have live updates and highlights from Sunday's action.