Royal Montreal’s hosting of the Presidents Cup in both 2007 and 2024 is a remarkable achievement, making it only the second international venue to stage the event more than once—joining the ranks of The Royal Melbourne Golf Club in Australia. It’s a testament to the club’s enduring legacy and influence in the world of golf. While some may argue that hosting a major event more than once is a privilege earned by tradition, the reality is that Royal Montreal has proven time and again that it’s a venue capable of delivering both the spectacle and the challenge required for such a prestigious competition.

2024 Presidents Cup

From September 24 to 29, the Presidents Cup was held on the Royal Montreal Blue Course. Both the American and International teams swept the first two days of competition before the United States gained the upper hand heading into Sunday. The final day lived up to the hype, with a highly anticipated match between world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler and world No. 7 Hideki Matsuyama, in which Scheffler was unable to secure a victory. In the end, the United States triumphed with a final score of 18.5 to 11.5, securing their 10th consecutive Presidents Cup win.

2007 Presidents Cup

In 2007, the seventh Presidents Cup was held at Royal Montreal between September 27th and 30th. Although the United States team won the competition by a margin of 19​.5 – 14​.5, Mike Weir’s final hole victory on the last day over Tiger Woods was the clear highlight.