Xander Schauffele Brutal response to Tom Kim after fiery clash

Xander Schauffele has hit back at Tom Kim’s accusations that Team USA displayed unsporting behaviour during the Presidents Cup clashes on Saturday.

The American squad bounced back into the lead at Royal Montreal, after a disillusioning Friday where they misplaced all five matches. Captain Jim Furyk’s side wrapped up the day with an 11-7 advantage ahead of Sunday’s singles showdowns in Canada, taking after a exciting day of golf.

The environment was electric, with both groups, particularly the Worldwide match Tom Kim and Si Charm Kim, appearing strongly enthusiasm and celebration amid key minutes. Be that as it may, Tom communicated his disappointment with Schauffele and Patrick Cantlay at the seventh gap.

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The South Korean group had a brief putt cleared out to draw the gap, ordinarily considered a gimme in matchplay, but the Americans did not acquiesce the shot, inciting Tom to wrap up it himself.

Upon sinking the putt, he definitely put his putter on the ground to demonstrate the putt’s length and was caught amid the broadcast addressing:
“Is this how we’re planning to do this?”

In spite of the pressure, Schauffele and Cantlay clinched the coordinate win as nightfall fell, securing a birdie three at the ultimate gap, in this way setting the US team’s overwhelming position with 12 singles matches remaining.

Kim voiced his sentiments approximately the round’s concentrated to the media, saying:
“I think the begin of the circular was certainly a little harder, but because it got towards the conclusion, it got a small feisty out there.

“I may listen a few players reviling at us. That portion wasn’t truly… I do not think there was great sportsmanship there. But it’s all portion of the fun. I get it it. So the U.S. Group unquestionably persuaded us to go out there.”

Tom Kim scrutinized the conduct of Group USA ( Picture:
Photo by Tracy Wilcox/PGA Visit)
In any case, Schauffele expelled these charges, expressing:
“I cruel, I can talk for myself. I felt like Pat and I, we treated the Kims with the most extreme regard. We’re attempting to calm the swarms down when they were hitting.

“I have no clue in the event that anybody was doing any of that. I do not accept any of our folks would do something like that. So I’m not beyond any doubt what he was hearing.”

 
The International team is in desperate need of a strong start to Sunday’s singles matches if they hope to secure their second Presidents Cup victory. Schauffele has been selected by captain Furyk to lead the charge, facing off against Australia’s Jason Day in the first match.

Tom Kim will compete in the second match against Sam Burns, while Cantlay is set to play against local favourite Taylor Pendrith in the fifth match. Si Woo Kim is scheduled to take on Keegan Bradley in Match 6.