Presidents Cup: A quick look at the rosters for USA, International teams

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The Presidents Cup is finally here, so let’s introduce both complete teams for the USA and International sides.

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The Presidents Cup is finally here as Team USA looks to retain the title this week at the Royal Montreal Golf Club in Quebec, Canada.

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