Presidents Cup Records
A focused guide to the all-time marks that define the Presidents Cup: team results, points leaders, format records, age records, and the rare five-point individual weeks. The team series includes 2026; individual record tables cover editions through 2024.
United States leads the series after its 17–13 victory at Medinah in 2026.
Phil Mickelson played in every Presidents Cup from 1994 through 2017.
Phil Mickelson's 26-16-13 record remains the top all-time points total.
Tiger Woods leads the singles category with a 7-2-0 singles record.
Core All-Time Records
Compare the leading players by appearances, points and match format. Individual marks below cover editions through 2024.
| Category | Record | Holder | Team | Context |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Most team appearances | 12 | Phil Mickelson | United States | 1994-2017 |
| Most total points | 32.5 | Phil Mickelson | United States | 26-16-13 overall record |
| Most singles points | 7 | Tiger Woods | United States | 7-2-0 singles record |
| Most foursomes points | 14 | Phil Mickelson | United States | 12-6-4 foursomes record |
| Most fourball points | 13 | Phil Mickelson | United States | 10-5-6 fourball record |
| Youngest player | 18 years, 21 days | Ryo Ishikawa | International | 2009 Presidents Cup |
| Oldest player | 49 years, 353 days | Jay Haas | United States | 2003 Presidents Cup |
Perfect Five-Point Weeks
A player can earn five points only by playing every possible session and winning every match. Through the 2024 edition, six players are commonly listed with a five-point Presidents Cup week.
- -Mark O'Meara, United States, 1996
- -Shigeki Maruyama, International Team, 1998
- -Tiger Woods, United States, 2009
- -Jim Furyk, United States, 2011
- -Branden Grace, International Team, 2015
- -Jordan Spieth, United States, 2022
How To Read These Records
Presidents Cup records mix team-session formats and singles results, so raw win totals should be read with context. A player who appears in many editions can lead in points without having the highest winning percentage.
The current 30-point format also differs from earlier editions, which means records from 1994 through 2013 were produced under different match totals. Compare players within the same format as well as by total points.
For year-by-year results and venues, continue to the Presidents Cup history timeline.
Sources and Further Reading (5)
- Official Presidents Cup records - Presidents Cup
- List of Presidents Cup records - Wikipedia
- Presidents Cup results and records - Wikipedia
- List of American Presidents Cup golfers - Wikipedia
- List of International Presidents Cup golfers - Wikipedia