Why Presidents Cup’s ending is an elixir for ‘horrible’ U.S. team memory

News By: Nick Piastowski September 27, 2026 Brandt Snedeker picks up Keegan Bradley on Sunday after the U.S. win. Getty Images MEDINAH, Ill. — They could’ve celebrated and trophy-presented in one of the porta-potties for all Keegan Bradley could’ve cared. Graciously for him, they chose the 14th green, which sounds a bit funky, until you remember they moved up holes this week at the Presidents Cup. And the 14th hole at Medinah Country Club is actually the 18th hole. Where 14 years ago, Bradley felt flushed. It was there, at the 2012 Ryder Cup, where the end came for Bradley’s…