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Terranova, J. (2026, September 23). How US Presidents Cup team solved rookie’s no-girlfriend problem during awkward dinner moment. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/09/23/sports/how-us-presidents-cup-team-solved-jackson-koivuns-no-girlfriend-problem/
Terranova, Justin. “How US Presidents Cup team solved rookie’s no-girlfriend problem during awkward dinner moment.” New York Post, 23 Sept. 2026, https://nypost.com/2026/09/23/sports/how-us-presidents-cup-team-solved-jackson-koivuns-no-girlfriend-problem/.
Terranova, Justin. “How US Presidents Cup team solved rookie’s no-girlfriend problem during awkward dinner moment.” New York Post, September 23, 2026. https://nypost.com/2026/09/23/sports/how-us-presidents-cup-team-solved-jackson-koivuns-no-girlfriend-problem/.
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At a traditional dinner for the U.S. Presidents Cup team in Auburn, Jackson Koivun, aged 21, was the only player without a significant other present. The rest of the team's members were accompanied by their wives or girlfriends, who formed a supportive circle around Koivun during a group photo session. Despite feeling awkward, Koivun laughed and buried his head in his hands as the others snapped photos together. This moment echoed a similar situation involving Rickie Fowler at the Ryder Cup in 2016 when Fowler was single amidst couples celebrating their victory. The article highlights that Koivun recently joined the PGA Tour this year, adding to the significance of his presence among seasoned players with personal lives well-established outside golf.