Live: Day four of the Presidents Cup from Royal Melbourne Golf Club

The Americans completed a remarkable comeback on day four in Melbourne to secure their eighth consecutive Presidents Cup win.

Patrick Reed’s caddie Kessler Karain has been dropped from the Presidents Cup.

After trailing during the first three days of competition, the Americans secured a historic victory on Sunday, during a nailbiting final day in Melbourne.

It’s their eight consecutive Presidents Cup win, and the 21-year drought for the Internationals is set to continue.

Led by inspirational playing captain Tiger Woods, the US turned a 10-8 overnight deficit into Cup glory after dominating Sunday’s singles session.

Wins for Woods, Dustin Johnson, Patrick Cantlay, Xander Schauffele and the maligned Patrick Reed and two halved matches were enough to give the star-studded Americans an unbeatable lead.

What a comeback by the Americans at the #PresidentsCup an epic, epic weekend

— Pat Malacaro (@PatWGR) December 15, 2019

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What a comeback from the US down under. Those guys put on an unreal show today. #USA #PresidentsCup

— Jim Madalinsky (@JimWTAE) December 15, 2019

What a balsy last two hours Team USA 🇺🇸

Just awesome !! Love that Kuchar got the clinching putt #PresidentsCup

— Dan Leach (@DanLeach971) December 15, 2019

And there it is, the obligatory selfie #PresidentsCup pic.twitter.com/wukusolXqX

— Golfweek (@golfweek) December 15, 2019

Woods beat Abraham Anceer in the opening singles matches for his 27th match victory in this event. Then, he switched from player to captain and watched his U.S. team follow suit.

The board was filled with red American scores for so much of the day as Reed and Webb Simpson won for the first time all week at Royal Melbourne.

The series stands at 11-1-1

‘ABSOLUTE FREAK’: TIGER PUTS ON A SHOW

Tiger Woods’ decision to sit himself out of the Saturday action didn’t go down well with the fans, but the call has paid off with the Team USA skipper leading the emphatic comeback on Sunday.

Entering the final day’s play the defending Presidents Cup champs were down by two points after the International Team had dominated the opening two days.

But as the Sunday action got underway it was clear Team USA were locked in and they quickly put their rivals to the sword.

Woods opened the action and got on top of Abraham Ancer before showing off his extraordinary abilities with a ridiculous putt.

Oh, stop it. 🤭

Stream the Presidents Cup LIVE: https://t.co/MIbeuWgSG4#9WWOS #PresidentsCup #USTeam #IntlTeam pic.twitter.com/8KbSq3weHL

— Wide World of Sports (@wwos) December 15, 2019

Fans streamed through the gates in the hopes of catching a glimpse of Woods at his best and the former world number one did not disappoint as he claimed the first point of the day to close the gap on the International Team.

Tiger Woods is an absolute freak #PresidentsCup

— Mark Gottlieb (@MarkGottliebFOX) December 15, 2019

Tiger Woods just hit a putt from Sydney to tap-in range. What a player. What a clinic. #PresidentsCup

— Alex Myers (@AlexMyers3) December 15, 2019

Tiger Woods is unbelievable.

— Steve Dickerson (@DickersonforS20) December 15, 2019

SUNDAY PAIRINGS & TEE TIMES (INT v US)

10:02am: Tiger Woods defeated Abraham Ancer, 3 & 2

10:13am: Hideki Matsuyama tied Tony Finau

10:24am: Patrick Reed defeated CT Pan, 4 & 2

10.35am: Dustin Johnson defeated Li Haotong, 4 & 3

10.46am: Adam Hadwin tied Bryson DeChambeau

10:57am: Im Sung-jae defeated Gary Woodland, 4 & 3

11:08am: Patrick Cantlay defeated Joaquin Niemann, 3 & 2

11:19am: Xander Schauffele defeated Adam Scott, 2 & 1

11:30am: Webb Simpson defeated An Byeong-hun, 2 & 1

11:41am: Cameron Smith defeated Justin Thomas, 2 & 1

11:52am: Louis Oosthuizen tied Matt Kuchar

12:03pm: Marc Leishman tied Rickie Fowler

With AAP