Growth Spurt: Inside the Psychology of the Presidents Cup

I want to talk a little bit about just all the ins and outs of the event so that hopefully you can tune in and check it out and know exactly what's going on.

So the President's Cup is one of two major team events that we have in the sport of golf.

Obviously, golf is primarily an individual sport.

40, 50 something weeks per year, the best golfers in the world are playing individually for themselves, right? To try to co-compete head to head and win tournaments.

And we've got the President's Cup and the Ryder Cup, which alternate years as the big team events.

In my experience of working with players on tour, they love these team events.

in part because they spend so much time competing against each other.

But the President's Cup is as Team USA matched against the world other than Europe.

So whereas the Ryder Cup is us versus Europe, this is everybody else.

And so that's Canada, South America, Mexico, Asia, everywhere other than Europe.

And the President's Cup started in 1994.

And historically, Team USA has done really well in the President's Cup.

And we're hoping, of course, that that will continue this year.