MONTREAL — U.S. captain Jim Furyk raised the gold trophy before a team that dressed in red shirts and filled the scoreboard early with red scores.
The Presidents Cup is one trophy the Americans own, for two decades and counting.
It didn’t feel like another rout at Royal Montreal Golf Club, not with 20 of the 30 matches — nine of them Sunday — not decided until at least the 17th hole.
The final score suggested otherwise: United States 18 1/2, International 11 1/2.
It was the largest margin of victory on the road for the Americans in the Presidents Cup, even if it was just north of the border, and they won for the 10th straight time in the matches against golfers from countries outside the United States excluding Europe.