The 2024 Presidents Cup is set to begin this Thursday at Royal Montreal featuring a talented 12-man International team. The team includes players from various countries, each with their own noteworthy achievements and records.

One of the notable players on the team is Byeong Hun An from South Korea, who at the age of 33 has two worldwide victories. Despite not having any victories in 2024, An has a Presidents Cup record of 1-2-2.

Another standout player is South Africa’s Christiaan Bezuidenhout, aged 30, with five worldwide victories. Bezuidenhout was unbeaten in two matches at the last Presidents Cup, showcasing his talent on the course.

Corey Conners, representing Canada, is renowned for his iron play but had a tough time at the last Presidents Cup with a record of 0-4-0. However, he remains a strong asset to the team.

One of the veterans on the team is Jason Day from Australia, who has 14 worldwide victories including a PGA Championship in 2015. Day is playing in his first Presidents Cup since 2017 and has a record of 5-11-4.

Mackenzie Hughes from Canada is known for his putting skills and is participating in his first Presidents Cup as a rookie. Despite not having major worldwide victories, his presence on the team adds depth.

Sungjae Im and Si Woo Kim from South Korea bring valuable experience to the team with notable worldwide victories and solid Presidents Cup records. Tom Kim, at the young age of 22, made a memorable debut at Quail Hollow and is poised for a promising future in golf.

Other members of the International team include Min Woo Lee from Australia, Hideki Matsuyama from Japan, Taylor Pendrith, and Adam Scott from Australia. Each player adds a unique skill set to the team, making them formidable contenders in the upcoming Presidents Cup.

With a diverse and talented lineup, the International team is prepared to showcase their skills and compete against the US team in the prestigious Presidents Cup tournament at Royal Montreal.