Welcome to the First Cut podcast, President's Cup, Day 3 review, a full slate of action, both morning and afternoon session.

So let's not waste any more time.

Let's jump into everything that we learned today and we'll assemble the team here.

So first off, welcome in, Kyle Porter. Kyle, I had, I've got pages of notes. I've crossed things

out. We had like 12 hours worth of golf. It was a roller coaster ride. What's the takeaway?

Sum it up for me, baby.

I have no idea.

I think the takeaway is this event has been perfect so far.

Like the perfect ending to day three is the international team being up a little bit going

into the singles, right?

Like if the U.S. is up a little bit, you're kind of like, okay, well, they'll probably

close it out. But if the international team has a lead, you're like, I don't, I have no idea what's

going to happen on Sunday. You can give me any on course, off course, any predictions. And I,

and I would believe them after what I've witnessed over the first three days.

Yeah, it is really something.

So we'll go through this a little bit more in depth,

but it is a 10-8 lead for the internationals heading into Sunday singles.

And I'd also like to welcome in Mark Immelman, nearly full 12 hours for you today,

working hard as well on air. Mark, this to me is starting to really feel like a President's Cup. Oh, man. And to what Carl said, Rick, I mean,

I just want to say, isn't golf great? You come out here in the morning and it's nip and tuck

for a while and all of a sudden

it looks like the internationals can really drop the hammer and the U.S. sort of battle back

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