Presidents Cup Odds 2026: United States vs. International, Top Point Scorer and the Handicap Line

The United States is the heaviest favorite in Presidents Cup history at Medinah. At DraftKings on September 22 the Americans were -420 to win outright with the International team at +460 and a tie at +1425; in the market to lift the trophy, which a tie also delivers to the holder, the United States was -600. Other books have the line as steep as -550. Odds move through the week and are listed here for information; they are not a recommendation.

To Win the Cup

Outcome DraftKings, Sept. 22
United States -420
International +460
Tie (United States retains) +1425
United States to lift the trophy -600
International to lift the trophy +465

Top Overall Point Scorer

Player Team Odds
Scottie Scheffler United States +340
Xander Schauffele United States +830
Patrick Cantlay United States +1000
Sam Burns United States +1150
Russell Henley United States +1225
Cameron Young United States +1325
Chris Gotterup United States +1425
Si Woo Kim International +1475
Adam Scott International +1700
Wyndham Clark United States +1750
Hideki Matsuyama International +1800
Jackson Koivun United States +2050
Collin Morikawa United States +2200
Tom Kim International +2450
Justin Thomas United States +2500
Jacob Bridgeman United States +2700
Sungjae Im International +2700
Min Woo Lee International +2700
Corey Conners International +4000
Christiaan Bezuidenhout International +5700
Ryo Hisatsune International +6400
Ryan Fox International +6800
Nick Taylor International +9400
Nico Echavarria International +14000

Why the Line Is So Lopsided

The American roster has seven of the top 10 players in the world ranking; the International side has two inside the top 25, Si Woo Kim and Ryan Fox. The United States has won 10 straight Presidents Cups and 13 of 15 overall, and the last International win was 1998 in Melbourne. The handicap market, United States by 7 points, is where books see the likely margin; the 2024 edition finished 18.5 to 11.5.

Where the Value Talk Is

Bettors who like the International side point to the format: match play compresses talent gaps, and the 2024 matches were level after two days. The top scorer market is where most of the action sits, since Scheffler’s career Presidents Cup record is 3-5-1 despite his ranking, while Collin Morikawa is 6-2-0 and priced 22 to 1.

Related

Presidents Cup 2026 guide · Pairings and results · Live score · Tee times · How to watch · Scheffler’s record