The Presidents Cup has announced enhanced security measures ahead of U.S. President Donald Trump’s planned visit.After attending Tennessee Volunteers – Texas Longhorns College Football matchup, Trump is travelling to Medinah for the final day of the biennial tournament.Trump attended the Longhorns – Volunteers game on Saturday and will travel to Chicago for the final day at MedinahGettyThe Internationals, led by captain Geoff Ogilvy, lead 10½ to 7½ ahead of the 12 singles matches on Sunday.Reports suggest Trump’s appearance may involve more than just presenting the trophy to the winning team.Golfweek’s Adam Schupak reported that he has requested 15 minutes to speak from the first tee, before proceedings begin.Presidents Cup announces enhanced security ahead of Trump’s arrivalThe Presidents Cup has now issued a warning to spectators, to expect additional security measures and restrictions at the venue.“Enhanced security measures and additional restrictions will be in place at Medinah Country Club due to President Donald J. Trump’s planned visit to the 2026 Presidents Cup on Sunday, September 27,” the statement read.“Spectators are encouraged to arrive as early as possible and should anticipate extra travel time to Medinah Country Club as they plan their day.“In addition to the regular event entrances, spectators will be subjected to TSA-style screening checkpoints around the 1st Tee Grandstand and surrounding areas. “If spectators leave these secure areas, they will need to be screened again prior to re-entering that area. “Spectators should also anticipate temporary delays when moving through publicly accessible areas on the property. “Certain areas may briefly become restricted or paused before, during, or after the event to support security operations.”Trump has reportedly requested to speak for 15 minutes before the first singles match gets underwayGettyTrump presented the Presidents Cup in 2017, and is expected to do so in 2016GettyPresidents Cup finely poised ahead of final dayThe International team are seeking just their second victory in Presidents Cup history, with their only win coming in 1998.If they manage to get the four-and-a-half points required, standout Tom Kim won’t be present as he is flying back to Japan after facing Wyndham Clark.The United States, meanwhile, need to mount a comeback to extend their run of 10 consecutive victories in the biennial contest. Team USA undoubtedly has the stronger line-up based on world rankings and PGA Tour success, but the Ryder Cup has shown that being the ‘on paper’ favorite doesn’t guarantee victory.USA captain Brandt Snedeker was very critical of himself when discussing his team’s shortcomings ahead of the final day. “I tried to work my tail off to put these guys in the best situation possible and I don’t think I’ve done a very good job this week, to be where we are right now,” Snedeker admitted in his press conference.Snedeker is unhappy with how he has captained the sideGetty“They [Team USA] look to me to put them in the best position where they’re comfortable.“I hold myself to a high standard – I don’t think I’ve done the best job for them in that room.“I don’t think I’ve held up my end of the bargain. The guys have done everything I’ve asked of them so far.”