International Team Captain Geoff Ogilvy Announces Trevor Immelman’s return as Captain’s Assistant for the 2026 Presidents Cup

The 2022 President Cup International Team Captain returns for third stint as an assistant

CHICAGO  International Team Captain Geoff Ogilvy announced today that Trevor Immelman will return as a captain’s assistant for the 2026 Presidents Cup, which will be played at Medinah Country Club’s Course No. 3, Sept. 22-27.

“I’m thrilled to welcome Trevor back as a captain’s assistant for the 2026 Presidents Cup,” said Captain Ogilvy. “So many different people have contributed to the International Team but Trevor has an unwavering commitment to developing the International Team in recent years. His experience as a player, an assistant captain and most notably a captain in 2022 gives him a unique perspective that will be invaluable to our leadership group.”

Immelman, the 2022 Presidents Cup International Team Captain, has been added to Ogilvy’s roster of leadership following his appointment of Camilo Villegas earlier this year. The 2008 Masters champion continues to play a pivotal role in the continued development of the International Team following Els’ creation of the shield in 2019. The 46-year-old returns to the team for his third stint as a captain’s assistant after first serving under fellow countryman Els in 2019 and again for Captain Mike Weir in 2024. Immelman competed for the International Team in 2005 and 2007.

“I am filled with excitement to be back with the International Team for the 2026 Presidents Cup.”, said Immelman. “Being a part of this team, whether it be as a player, a captain or a captain’s assistant, has meant the world to me throughout my career. I am incredibly grateful for the opportunity to continue contributing to this team’s growth. We have built a strong culture and foundation that everyone associated with the International Team takes immense pride in. I am ready to support Geoff as he leads our players into the 2026 event at Medinah.”

Captain Ogilvy has two remaining spots available to round out the slate of captain’s assistants.