Tom Kim is unlikely to be present at Medinah Country Club for celebrations if the Internationals hold their lead on Sunday.The Internationals, led by captain Geoff Ogilvy, lead 10½ to 7½ ahead of the 12 singles matches on Sunday, eyeing just their second Cup ever in 16 tries.Ogilvy’s men hold a lead heading into the final day of the Presidents Cup for the fourth time everGettyKim takes on Wyndham Clark in the second match on the final day of the biennial tournament.The World No. 31 has played in all four of the possible matches so far, posting a 3-1 record alongside partner Si Woo Kim.Kim has yet to win in his two previous Presidents Cup singles appearances, halving against Sam Burns in 2024 and being defeated by Max Homa in 2022.Kim looking to avoid mandatory military serviceAfter taking on Clark, Kim is scheduled to leave Chicago for Japan later on Sunday afternoon, with the Asian Games starting on Wednesday at Kasugi Country Club.If the 24-year-old wins either a gold medal or a team medal, he would be excused from military service in his native South Korea.Under South Korean law, able-bodied men must perform 18 – 21 months of military service.Special exemptions are granted for athletes and classical artists who excel in competitions that are tied to national prestige.For athletes in particular, that means any medal at the Olympics or a gold medal at the Asian Games.The Asian Games were previously designated for amateur golfers, but pros were allowed to compete at the last event in 2023.Sungjae Im and Si Woo Kim were the professionals chosen then, with South Korea taking home the gold medal in the team competition by 25 shots.Kim will leave Chicago after facing Clark to prepare for next week’s Asian GamesGettySi Woo Kim and Tom Kim have posted a 3-1 record playing togetherGettyBrandt Snedeker blasts his captaincy performanceThe Internationals are just four-and-a-half points away from claiming a stunning upset at Medinah Country Club.A clean sweep in Friday’s foursomes gave them a 7-3 advantage heading into Saturday’s session, and also had some questioning Team USA’s preparation.It’s just the fourth time in history that the Internationals have led heading into the final day of the Cup, and the first time ever on American soil.Team USA captain Brandt Snedeker’s strategy has come under question and he delivered a self-critical assessment of himself after Saturday’s play ended.“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.“They [Team USA] look to me to put them in the best position where they’re comfortable.Snedeker is unhappy with how he has captained the sideGetty“I hold myself to a high standard – I don’t think I’ve done the best job for them in that room.“They’ve given me everything I could possibly ask for and I’ve just got to figure out ways to get these guys in better situations. “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.”