Team USA will head north of the border to face the International team with many players looking to leave an impression on Keegan Bradley ahead of next year's Ryder Cup.
Bradley was a surprise choice to lead the USA at Bethpage Black next year, and the former Ryder Cupper has played well enough to be a pick for the USA at this year's Presidents Cup.
We have all the information you'll need ahead of this year's Presidents Cup below.
The 2024 Presidents Cup will take place between 26th-29th September 2024.
LIV players are not eligible to be selected on the International team, meaning the likes of Cameron Smith, Joaquin Niemann, Abraham Ancer, Louis Oosthuizen and Branden Grace will all miss out.
International team: Hideki Matusyama, Sung-jae Im, Adam Scott, Tom Kim, Jason Day, Byeong-hun An, Corey Conners, Min Woo Lee, Christiaan Bezuidenhuit, Taylor Pendrith, Si-woo Kim, Mackenzie Hughes.
Team USA: Scottie Scheffler, Xander Schauffele, Collin Morikawa, Wyndham Clark, Patrick Cantlay, Sahith Theegala, Sam Burns, Tony Finau, Russell Henley, Keegan Bradley, Brian Harman, Max Homa.
Players in bold qualified automatically
Yes, the International team - boasting the likes of Ernie Els, Nick Price, Vijay Singh, Greg Norman and Steve Elkington - won the 1998 edition at Royal Melbourne Golf Club, 20.5-11.5. They also tied in 2003, losing the other 13 matches.
Unlike the Ryder Cup, the Presidents Cup takes place over four days with a total of 30 points up for grabs, as opposed to three days and 28 points.
Thursday will see five four-ball (better ball) matches and Friday will have five foursomes (alternate shot) matches.
Saturday will then have four four-balls and four foursomes before the 12 singles on Sunday.
Mike Weir will captain the International team while Jim Furyk captains Team USA.
The Presidents Cup alternates between the USA and one of the countries represented by the International team (i.e. not the USA or Europe). In 2024, the Presidents Cup will be held at Royal Montreal Golf Club in Canada.
Sky Sports will host live coverage of the Presidents Cup.
Thursday's play begins at 16:35 BST; Friday's play begins at 18:05 BST.
Saturday's four-balls start at 12:02 BST; the foursomes will then start at 18:40 BST. Sunday's singles will then start at 17:02 BST.