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Geoff Ogilvy. A male golfer in a white polo shirt and dark Titleist cap holds his follow-through pose after a swing, eyes tracking the ball against a blurred green tree background.
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Ogilvy captains International team at course he redesigned

Geoff Ogilvy captains the International team at the 2026 Presidents Cup at Medinah, a course his design firm just redesigned.

Geoff Ogilvy won the US Open in 2006 and reached world No. 3, yet remains far less famous than other Australian male major winners. The 49-year-old has spent recent years largely behind the scenes, designing and redesigning golf courses through his company OCM Golf.

Ogilvy takes his first role as International Team captain at the Presidents Cup starting September 25 at Medinah Country Club outside Chicago. What makes it remarkable is that OCM Golf just completed a redesign of Medinah's No. 3 course, remaking it in the style of Melbourne's famous Sandbelt.

Ogilvy will literally captain his team on a course he redesigned.

49 years old
Age
2006 US Open
Major championship
World No. 3
Career peak ranking
September 25-28
Event dates

Why it mattersThis is Ogilvy's biggest moment in the public eye in two decades, and he has the rare advantage of competing on a course his own company shaped.

AustraliaAn Australian golf legend gets his major moment as International captain; course design expertise from an Aussie firm gets global spotlight.

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