Presidents Cup 2022: How to watch, follow Team USA at Quail Hollow

The 14th Presidents Cup will kick off later this week in North Carolina, where Team USA will attempt to pick up their ninth-straight win in North Carolina.

Though the biennial event has been dominated by the United States since its inception in 1994, both team rosters look significantly different this time around amid golf’s internal feud surrounding the LIV Golf Invitational Series — as players on that controversial Saudi Arabian-backed league aren’t allowed to compete in the Presidents Cup.

Here’s everything you need to know to keep up with the Presidents Cup this week.

Where is the Presidents Cup?

Course: Quail Hollow Club | Charlotte, North Carolina

Par/Yardage: 71 | 7,576 yards

Other Notable Events: Wells Fargo Championship, 2017 PGA Championship, 2025 PGA Championship

How To Watch

Thursday, Sept. 22 | Round 1

TV: Golf Channel | 1 p.m. - 6 p.m. ET

Friday, Sept. 23 | Round 2

TV: Golf Channel | 11:30 a.m. - 6 p.m. ET

Saturday, Sept. 24 | Rounds 3 and 4

TV: Golf Channel | 7 a.m. - 8 a.m. ET

TV: NBC | 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. ET

Sunday, Sept. 25 | Round 5

TV: NBC | 12 p.m. - 6 p.m. ET

Event Schedule

There are 30 total matches over four days, starting with five on both Thursday and Friday and then eight total on Saturday. All 12 players will then go head-to-head on Sunday to round out the event.

Each match is worth one point. If the match ties, each team will receive half of a point.

Thursday: Foursomes (Alternate Shot)

Friday: Fourballs (Best Ball)

Saturday: Foursomes (Alternate Shot), Fourballs (Best Ball)

Sunday: Singles

Who is favored to win?

Team USA is listed as a -650 favorite to win on BetMGM.

Team USA Roster

Captain: Davis Love III

Patrick Cantlay

Justin Thomas

Xander Schauffele

Cameron Young

Collin Morikawa

Jordan Spieth

Sam Burns

Scottie Scheffler

Tony Finau

Billy Horschel

Kevin Kisner

Max Homa

International Team Roster

Captain: Trevor Immelman

Hideki Matsuyama

Tom Kim

Mito Pereira

Taylor Pendrith

Si Woo Kim

Christiaan Bezuidenhout

Sungjae Im

Corey Conners

Adam Scott

Sebastian Munoz

Cam Davis

K.H. Lee

What happened last time?

The United States, led by playing-captain Tiger Woods, beat the International Team 16-14 in 2019 at Royal Melbourne Golf Club in Australia.

The International Team actually held a 10-8 lead heading into the final day, and had a real chance to hand Team USA just its second loss in the event’s history. The only other International Team win came in 1998 at Royal Melbourne, too.

Yet it was Woods, who went 3-0-0 on the week himself, who led Team USA out on a dominant Sunday. The Americans won six singles matches and tied four to escape Australia with the two-point win.