Former PGA Tour player and golf analyst Brandel Chamblee has declared Team USA's 17-13 comeback victory over the International team their "greatest-ever Sunday singles performance", including those in the Ryder Cup.

Team USA trailed by three points heading into the Sunday singles at Medinah, needing eight points from the final 12 matches to avoid a first Presidents Cup defeat since 1998. They responded in spectacular fashion with early points from Cameron Young, Justin Thomas and Scottie Scheffler, followed by victories for Chris Gotterup, Patrick Cantlay, Collin Morikawa and Jackson Koivun.

Jacob Bridgeman secured the crucial point, rallying from one down with three holes to play to defeat Min Woo Lee on the final hole, completing the biggest final-day comeback in Presidents Cup history.

"The US team nailed it," Chamblee told the Golf Channel. "What we saw today was historic - this is the greatest ever Sunday single performance, not just by a President's Cup team, but by a US Ryder Cup team."

Chamblee noted the 9.5 to 2.5 final result surpassed previous records, stating "the US team is chagrined a little bit at some of the criticism coming their way, perhaps from the Ryder Cup lack of success."