B.Draddy takes centre stage at Presidents Cup as both teams showcase style at Medinah

If you found yourself admiring the apparel on show while watching the drama unfold at the Presidents Cup, you weren't alone.

B.Draddy was a prominent presence at Medinah throughout the week, with the U.S. and International teams both sporting pieces from the brand as the competition reached its dramatic conclusion on Singles Sunday.

And while the outfits provided plenty of style, there was no shortage of drama on the course either.

Team USA produced a stunning comeback on the final day, overturning a three-point deficit to win 9.5 points from Sunday's singles matches and claim the Presidents Cup with a 17-13 victory.

The result extended the United States' winning streak to 11 consecutive Presidents Cups and gave them their 14th victory since the competition began in 1994.

For the final day's action, Team USA wore B.Draddy's white Everyday Vest, paired with the red/regal Tommy Polo. 

Both pieces featured an American flag on the left chest and a USA seal on the upper back, giving the outfit a distinctly patriotic finish.

Meanwhile, the International team went for a darker aesthetic, wearing the Cool Duke Polo in Dark Knight, layered with the 007 Cashmere Crewneck, also in Dark Knight. 

Their looks were completed with the International shield on the left chest and Presidents Cup branding on the sleeve.

One B.Draddy piece that attracted particular attention throughout the week was the Andy Hoodie, worn by World No.1 Scottie Scheffler and several of his U.S. teammates.

Scheffler was also involved in one of Sunday's standout moments of sportsmanship. 

During his singles match against Nico Echavarria, an American spectator shouted “Go Scottie” during Echavarria's backswing on the 14th, causing his drive to veer off line.

When they reached the green, Scheffler conceded Echavarria's lengthy par putt, acknowledging the impact of the disruption. 

Scheffler then missed his own birdie attempt, with the hole being halved, before eventually winning the match 2&1.

Watch what happened here:

It was a fitting moment in a dramatic final day, with the United States completing a remarkable turnaround at Medinah.

For B.Draddy though, the week provided another high-profile showcase of its distinctive golf apparel, with some of the world's best players giving fans a closer look at the brand's latest styles on one of golf's biggest stages.

The Presidents Cup now moves on to Kingston Heath Golf Club in Australia, which will host the next edition in 2028.