Branden Grace holds the only 5-0 record in a losing Presidents Cup effort
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 2, 2026, 4:30 PM
Last updated Sep 2, 2026

Branden Grace remains the only golfer in Presidents Cup history to secure a perfect 5-0 record in a single tournament while finishing on the losing side. The feat occurred during the 2015 event in South Korea, where the International Team ultimately fell to the United States despite his performance. Grace secured his fifth point with a 2&1 victory over Matt Kuchar in the Sunday singles, tying the team score at 14.5-14.5 at that moment. This performance marked a significant turnaround for Grace, who had finished 0-4 during his debut at the 2013 Presidents Cup in Ohio. As the International Team prepares to compete at Medinah later this month, they seek only their second overall victory in the event's history. Captain Geoff Ogilvy is looking for competitive depth beyond individual efforts as the squad faces the upcoming challenge in Illinois.
- •Branden Grace recorded five wins in five matches during the 2015 Presidents Cup.
- •The International Team lost the 2015 tournament following a final match defeat of Sang-moon Bae.
- •Grace and Louis Oosthuizen became the first International pairing to win all four of their team matches.
- •Grace previously lost all four of his matches at the 2013 event in Ohio.
- •The 2026 Presidents Cup takes place at Medinah later this month.
- 4:30 PMYahoo Sports — He is the only golfer to ever go 5-0 at the Presidents Cup and end up on the losing side
"Branden Grace wrote his name into Presidents Cup history by becoming the only player to find himself on the losing side while boasting a perfect record from his five matches. Of course, few golf fans are probably giving the International Team much of a chance at Medinah later this month.
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