The United States completed a remarkable comeback to win the Presidents Cup after trailing the Internationals 4-1 on the opening day.

The Americans fought back through the weekend’s team sessions before closing out victory in Sunday’s singles, sealing the win after the contest reached a 15-15 deadlock.

The early deficit had left the hosts facing embarrassment in front of their home fans, but strong performances in the foursomes and fourballs dragged the contest back level heading into the final day. Momentum shifted decisively as the Americans holed key putts under pressure.

The Internationals, chasing a rare win in the biennial event, could not hold their advantage as the American side found form when it mattered most.

The victory extends the United States’ dominance in the competition, which it has won for most of its history. The Internationals will regroup and try again when the event returns in two years’ time.