The Latest Breaking News from Trevor Immelman

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The heavy favorites came to play early, but the underdogs didn’t leave without a fight.

Lewis, at 37 the youngest U.S. captain in Solheim Cup in history, isn’t afraid to shake things up.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Adam Scott set his feet in the closely mowed, morning dew-draped grass, waggled his club behind a ball and swiped backward, then forward. About 30 feet away, the ball he struck landed among a swarm of practice balls, hopped twice and disappeared into the cup.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Live competition for one of the biggest golf events of the year doesn’t start for another day, but the banter has already begun.

“All the cards were out on the table, and everybody knew where they stood," said Immelman.

"I think it's quite clear that we're the underdogs ... So we can go out there and play absolutely as free as we want."

Here's a look at the International Team heading to Charlotte.

CHARLOTTE — I am riding on a golf cart next to Quail Hollow Club president Johnny Harris, but “flying” may be the more operative word, because it feels like not all four of our wheels are touching the ground.

Louis Oosthuizen became ineligible to play in the Presidents Cup due to his decision to join LIV Golf and the South African has admitted he has "pangs" about missing this year's tournament