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Taylor, Conners to Represent Canada on International Team at Presidents Cup

Taylor and Conners give Canada two players on the International side as Geoff Ogilvy leans on experience and pressure-tested form.

  • On Thursday, Nick Taylor of Abbotsford joins the International team for the Presidents Cup, adding to his résumé of five PGA Tour titles and 2024 Paris Olympics participation.
  • Captain Geoff Ogilvy selected Taylor as one of his captain's picks based on Taylor's ability to perform well under pressure, despite finishing 65th on the FedEx Cup standings this season.
  • Fellow Canadians Corey Conners of Listowel and Taylor Pendrith of Richmond Hill also represent the International team, with Pendrith serving as assistant to captain Ogilvy; all three represented Canada at the Paris Games.
  • Conners has been advising Taylor on the Presidents Cup's unfamiliar team formats, stating "They're not something we're familiar with" while discussing game plans at Medinah including strategy for the opening tee.
  • Taylor acknowledged Tuesday at Medinah that "Certainly I think there will be jitters" but emphasized "I know my game can stack up," as the tournament features five matches Thursday and Friday, eight Saturday, and 12 singles matches Sunday.
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Taylor, Conners to represent Canada on International team at Presidents Cup

Nick Taylor will be adding another line to his very impressive resume when the Presidents Cup tees off on Thursday.

·Toronto, Canada
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Sportsnet broke the news in Canada on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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