Jackson Koivun hit a birdie on the 12th hole during Sunday Singles at the Presidents Cup. His play on the 18th hole, including twirling his club twice, showed his talent. Koivun's strong performance helped the United States cut into the Internationals' advantage. The Americans are now one step closer to winning the Presidents Cup.
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