Presidents Cup has more matches and the result has been a lopsided series for the Americans - ABC News

The Presidents Cup, held this week at Medinah, Illinois, has long been considered more of an exhibition than a true competition, with the Americans dominating the series historically. The event features 30 points at stake, two more than the Ryder Cup's 28, a format difference that Rory McIlroy argues disproportionately benefits the deeper American team. The PGA Tour, which owns and controls the Presidents Cup, is seen as partially responsible for the lopsided results due to its rule-setting authority.