​The 2026 Presidents Cup is set for September 24-27 at Medinah Country Club in Medinah, Illinois, with the U.S. team looking to win its 11th consecutive cup.The Americans are 13-1-1 over the Internationals at the Presidents Cup since its inception in 1994, so have the Internationals finally fielded a team to snap the U.S. streak? Or will Scottie Scheffler and Co. keep the dominant streak going?Here’s our ranking of the 24 competitors this week, from most likely to lead the points tally to least likely:1. Xander SchauffelePresidents Cup Record: 10-4-0 (3 appearances)Curious why Scottie Scheffler isn’t up here? Well, when it comes to match play, Xander Schauffele is the top dog. Typically paired with Patrick Cantlay, Schauffele has made a name for himself at Presidents and Ryder Cups for his consistency and exceptional record. He hasn’t won since 2025 but continues to perform well, notching seven top 10s in 20 starts this season and only missing two cuts.2. Si Woo KimPresidents Cup Record: 6-5-0 (3 appearances)Together with Tom Kim, Si Woo Kim is electric. They became an endearing pair during the 2022 matches, when they won Saturday fourballs over Patrick Cantlay and Xander Schauffele. That year, he led the team with a 3-1-0 record. It’s been a winless season for Si Woo, but he has only missed one cut and finished top 10 on 11 different occasions, bringing a red hot spark to Illinois for his team.3. Collin MorikawaPresidents Cup Record: 6-2-0 (2 appearances)New dad Morikawa continues to deal with back issues after having to withdraw from The Players back in March. Still, he’s followed up his win at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am with a T-7 at the Masters, T-4 at the RBC Heritage, a solo third at the Travelers and a T-4 at the BMW Championship. Morikawa has only lost once in each of his previous two Presidents Cup appearances.4. Cameron YoungPresidents Cup Record: 1-2-1 (1 appearance)After a long drought, Young won the 2025 Wyndham Championship and hasn’t looked back, becoming one of the only bright spots of the U.S. Ryder Cup team at Bethpage Black before winning this year’s Players and Cadillac Championship. Young is 20/20 in starts this season and has eight top 10s, including a T-11 at the Tour Championship.5. Hideki MatsuyamaPresidents Cup Record: 9-13-5 (6 appearances)Matsuyama and Adam Scott are the veterans of the International team, and they get the reps to match. In 2024, he beat Scottie Scheffler in singles. This season has been a strong one for the 2021 Masters champion despite no wins; he has made every cut in his 23 starts and has six top 10s.6. Scottie SchefflerPresidents Cup Record: 3-5-1 (2 appearances)Scheffler? The world No. 1? This low? Well, everyone has a weakness, and it seems Scottie Scheffler’s is match play. He might have 22 wins on Tour but the reality is he is 6-11-4 in five appearances across the Presidents Cup and Ryder Cup. He’ll keep automatically qualifying to teams as the most dominant player in the world, but it do