The Presidents Cup ended in a familiar fashion for Team USA, with a 10th consecutive victory over the International Team. However, this year's tournament was marked by dramatic point swings, tensions, and controversies that threatened to spill over. Keegan Bradley's winning point in the singles match against Kim Si-woo capped off the American team's triumph, securing an 18.5-11.5 win.

Despite the predictable outcome, this year's Presidents Cup was not without its surprises. The International Team, led by captain Mike Weir, fought back from an early 5-0 deficit to level the contest on Friday. The dramatic turnaround was sparked by Tom Kim, a 22-year-old South Korean golfer who is quickly becoming a rising star on the PGA Tour.

Kim's antics on the course, including his celebration after holing a long birdie putt and his accusation that the American team was swearing at him, drew criticism from some quarters. Team USA assistant captain Kevin Kisner described Kim's behavior as "bush league," while Sky Sports analyst Paul McGinley labeled it "disrespectful." However, Kim defended his actions, insisting that they were a natural part of the game and not intended to be malicious.

The controversy surrounding Kim's behavior was just one of several dramatic moments that unfolded during the tournament. On Saturday, Kim accused the American team of swearing at him again, this time during a singles match against Patrick Cantlay. However, Schauffele denied the allegations, stating that his team treated their opponents with "the utmost respect."

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