Presidents Cup pool
Run a Presidents Cup pool people actually check.
Set up a Presidents Cup pool, send one invite link, and let players make their picks from a 24-player field. Golf Pools Pro handles scoring and live standings through Sunday singles.
Course
Medinah Country Club, Course No. 3
Host site
Medinah, Illinois
Tournament week
September 24-27, 2026
Built for real pool runners
- Private join link and passcode for your group
- Players enter their own picks before lock
- Live leaderboard once tournament scoring starts
- OB scoring handles missed cuts and weaker picks automatically
- First 5 entries free, then $1 per extra active entry, capped at $20 through 100 entries
How pricing works
Small pools can run free. Bigger pools stay predictable: the host pays $1 for each active entry after the first 5, capped at $20 through 100 entries. Pools over 100 entries add $10 for each started 100 entries after that.
Example: 18 active entries costs $13. A 160-entry pool costs $30.
Course talking points
Bring the Presidents Cup into your pool.
Match play, not stroke play
The Presidents Cup is 30 points across five sessions: five four-ball matches Thursday, five foursomes matches Friday, four-ball and foursomes Saturday, and 12 singles matches Sunday. First team to 15.5 wins the Cup.
Only 24 players in the field
Twelve Americans against twelve Internationals, so every pick is a decision. With a small field, think about your pick count and counted-picks setup before you send the invite link.
Lock the pool before Thursday tee times
Match play starts Thursday at Medinah No. 3. Open entries early, share the invite link, and let everyone finalize their card before the first session goes out.
Pool chat fuel
Built-in reasons to check the leaderboard.
Snedeker vs Ogilvy at Medinah
Brandt Snedeker leads the US team and Geoff Ogilvy leads the International team, whose captain co-designed the renovated Medinah No. 3 through his firm OCM.
The US has won ten straight
The Americans have taken the last ten Cups and lead the all-time series 13-1-1. An International breakthrough would turn plenty of leaderboard cards upside down on Sunday.
Scheffler watch
Scottie Scheffler is the biggest name in golf but just 3-5-1 in Presidents Cup play. Whether he converts this week is one of the best running stories for a live leaderboard.