The United States put together a dominant singles session to win the fourth Junior Presidents Cup by a score of 15 to 9. Holding a one-point lead heading into the day, the US squad needed 5.5 points to retain the cup. They came out hot, gaining 3.5 points from the first four matches and never looked back.

“It was pretty much even going into the singles today,” United States Captain Charley Hoffmann said. “The scores were all over the place in the morning but we were able to squeak out a few wins and it was fun to be a part of that. I'm so proud of the boys, they overcame some struggles from yesterday and they learned from it and that's all you can ask for. They came out today and played some pretty darn good golf and I’m proud of what they did.”

The Junior Presidents Cup is a two-day, team match-play competition featuring the top 24 junior boys, 19 years old and younger. The juniors are split into teams of 12, half from the United States and the other half from around the world, excluding Europe. Taking place just days before the start of the biennial Presidents Cup, the Junior Presidents Cup was developed to give the world's best non-European juniors a unique playing opportunity to compete in an international team match-play competition and showcase the global reach of junior golf .

The 15 to 9 score marks the largest margin of victory in the event's history. Despite the score being heavily in favor of the United States, many of the singles matches were close. Of the twelve matches, eight made it to the 18th hole, with five ending in a tie.