Brandt Snedeker has played some of the finest golf of his career, but there’s one Sunday that still occupies more of his memory than a decade of trophies ever could. Fourteen years after Europe’s stunning Ryder Cup comeback swallowed a four-point American lead at Medinah, Snedeker is heading back to that same Chicago-area club, this time as the man in charge of the U.S. Presidents Cup team, hoping to settle a score that has never quite left him.
“It was a tough Sunday for us, and it still stings,” Snedeker told Medinah members.
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That admission sets the tone for the 2026 Presidents Cup, which begins next week at Medinah Country…
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