Presidents Cup menu features iconic Chicago eats like this Wagyu hot dog - Golfweek
The 2026 Presidents Cup has arrived, bringing 24 of the world's best golfers to Medinah No. 3 just outside Chicago for four days of match play. Led by Scottie Scheffler, Cameron Young and Wyndham Clark, the Americans will look to extend their dominance with an 11th consecutive Presidents Cup victory, while an International squad featuring stars such as Hideki Matsuyama, Adam Scott and Si Woo Kim hopes to claim the trophy for the first time since 1998.
But the golf isn't the only attraction this week.
Tournament organizers have embraced the host city's identity by building a food and beverage lineup that showcases some of Chicago's most iconic flavors. Fans roaming the grounds will find offerings from beloved local brands and restaurants, including Billy Goat Tavern and Sweet Baby Ray's, as well as dishes curated through Chicago-based Lettuce Entertain You Restaurants. Among the featured items is a Wagyu hot dog, a nod to one of the city's most famous culinary staples.
"One of the key elements of being in this market is having to figure out: how do we tap into that Chicago flair?" Presidents Cup executive director Joie Chitwood told USA TODAY's 10BEST, part of the USA Today Network. "Yes, we're an international sporting event, but shame on us if we don't have that Chicago thing."
The result is a Presidents Cup experience that blends world-class golf with a taste of Chicago, giving spectators another reason to look forward to one of the biggest events on the fall sports calendar. As the United States and International teams battle for the cup, fans will have plenty to enjoy beyond the ropes.
Earlier this week. Golfweekchronicled the prices for general admission concessions in terms of beer and vodka seltzers, but premium cocktails are also available. Here are the PGA Tour Presidentβs Cup signature drinks:
Tim Schmitt is the managing editor of Golfweek.
