I do. There is a lot of undulation. Greens are running amazing. Just got to make a lot of the putts out here, as in any match play." The part that stands out there is "small greens." This U.S. Team is so good at hitting greens, and it sound like that's going to be more difficult than usual this week at Royal Montreal. Keep an eye on strokes gained on approach on Thursday and Friday. It's always a tell, but I'm guessing the team that actually takes a bit of a more conservative approach will lead in that category and in the matches. Rick Gehman, Kyle Porter, Patrick McDonald and Greg DuCharme preview the 2024 Presidents Cup at Royal Montreal. Follow & listen to The First Cut on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

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