Brandt Snedeker has admitted he has not done the ‘best job’ as Team USA captain during this week’s Presidents Cup.The former world No.4 made the revelation after a disappointing afternoon session on Saturday.Snedeker has admitted he has not done the ‘best job’ as USA captain at the Presidents CupGettyAfter losing two of the four matches, the USA found themselves trailing the international team 10½ – 7½ heading into Sunday.As a result, the visitors need just five points from the singles to claim an historic victory at Medinah.It would be their first Presidents Cup win since 1998, only their second overall and a first-ever on American soil.Their dominance so far this week has left Snedeker questioning his performance as captain.He inherited the role from Jim Furyk, who guided the USA to a 18½ – 11½ victory in 2024.What has Brandt Snedeker said about his captaincy?Speaking to reporters on Saturday, Snedeker explained: “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.“They 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.”Snedeker was part of the USA’s 2013 Presidents Cup-winning team prior to his stint as captain.The 45-year-old is also veteran of two Ryder Cup campaigns, including a victory at Hazeltine in 2016.Snedeker’s admission came after he left Scottie Scheffler out of Saturday afternoon’s foursomesGettyHis comments came after he opted against putting world No.1 Scottie Scheffler out for Saturday afternoon’s foursomes.Scheffler had partnered Sam Burns in the format on Friday, losing narrowly to Corey Conners and Nick Taylor.However, the pair had been victorious in their fourball match earlier in the day.They beat Hideki Matsuyama and Ryo Hisatsune 2&1 during the morning session before Burns teamed up with Wyndham Clark in the foursomes.Scheffler is making his third Presidents Cup appearance this weekend having also played at each of the last three Ryder Cups.The four-time major winner will be back in action during Sunday’s singles, though.Scheffler and Team USA must overcome a three-point deficit on Sunday to retain the Presidents CupGettyHe is set to face Nico Echavarria as the USA attempt to pull off a comeback to avoid defeat.Whilst the international team needs five points to clinch victory, 7.5 points would be enough for the hosts to retain the trophy.