Justin Thomas returns to the Presidents Cup in 2026, seven years after providing an iconic moment on the green with Tiger Woods.The world no.25 will be at Medinah Country Club as one of Brandt Snedeker’s captain’s picks, having missed the Biltmore Championship through injury.Thomas will play in his fourth Presidents Cup this weekGettyThomas is a Presidents Cup veteran, having featured against the International team on three previous occasions.While he is 0-3 in singles matches, the two-time major champion shared a legendary moment with Woods back in 2019.Justin Thomas and Tiger Woods provided all-time Presidents Cup momentAfter being stunned by the International team on Day 1 at Royal Melbourne seven years ago, captain Woods’ American squad was expected to bounce back in Friday foursomes.The US team has long excelled in that discipline, but found themselves trailing 6-1 early on, as the cup appeared to be slipping away.Patrick Cantlay and Xander Schauffele came through to provide a much needed spark, by winning two of their last four holes to flip the momentum.Woods and Thomas were two groups behind them, and levelled their match at the 13th hole before halving the next four holes to set up a chance to take a full point on the 18th.Thomas missed the fairway off the tee, but his captain was able to hit their second shot onto the green, around 17 feet from the hole.The International pairing of Hideki Matsuyama and Byeong Hun An also found the green in two, but attempted to putt first as their ball was 25 feet away.Matsuyama missed with his effort, which left Thomas a chance to hole a birdie putt to take a full point and cut the deficit to 6-3.The former World No. 1, of course, obliged.Woods and Thomas electrified the crowd at the 2019 Presidents CupGettyThomas rolled in a 17-foot putt to secure a point for team USAGettyWoods was as hyped as anyone as the pair celebrated a big winGettyThomas quoted NFL legend Owens as he celebrated on the greenGettyHe rolled in a 17-footer to secure the win, and as the ball dropped into the hole, Thomas was seen yelling at Woods as they embraced on the green.“I love me some me,” he shouted, as cheers from the small contingent of American fans threatened to drown out his hype.Justin Thomas and Tiger Woods quoted NFL legend at 2019 Presidents CupThe moment shared by the two US legends quickly went viral, and clips were shared far and wide online.It didn’t take long for Thomas to reveal that his celebration was a nod to NFL legend Terrell Owens.He had been watching videos of the Hall of Famer on the long bus ride to the course that day, and one thought had crossed his mind.“I know one thing — if we don’t make those putts, this is a pretty deep deficit,” Thomas said at the time, back in 2019.View Tweet: https://x.com/TigerWoods?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw“When you have an hour-long bus ride, you go into a deep hole on the Internet.“They had not seen it. It’s a really funny video. I said, ‘If I make a big putt today, I’m yelling it.’“Today that was a pretty big putt, so I thought it was the appropriate time to yell it.”After Woods and Thomas picked up their crucial point, Rickie Fowler and Gary Woodland flipped their match as well, and eventually earned a halve.Woods and Thomas helped the US to a comeback win in the 2019 Presidents CupGettyNFL legend Owens made the ‘I love me some me’ quote famousGettyInstead of the potential 9-1 blowout team US were facing after two days, they had pulled the competition back to 6.5-3.5 in the blink of an eye. The Americans went on to win 16-14 in dramatic fashion.Owens, meanwhile, later responded to Thomas’ big shout.“I don’t know if I could have said it any better, but I get it,” the NFL legend said in a video message.“If anybody gets it, I get it, because I love me some me!”