The International team entered Sunday’s final round of the Presidents Cup trailing by six points. Unlike the Europeans, who challenged the U.S. team at the Ryder Cup last year, the Internationals couldn’t produce a miraculous comeback at Muirfield Village this year, eventually losing to the U.S. squad 18.5 to 15.5.

There were moments of brilliance from players on both teams throughout the four days of competition, and overall the quality of play was high amidst showers and soft conditions. Only Brendan Grace and Richard Sterne of the International side failed to capture a point during the event. Conversely, Tiger Woods, Jason Day (and Graham DeLaet) led their respective sides in points earned.

Here’s a deeper look at how each player from team U.S.A. fared at Jack’s place.

U.S. team

Tiger Woods: Foursomes: 1-1-0; Fourball: 2-0-0; Singles: 1-0-0; Overall: 4-1-0. Grade: A 

It’s impossible to give Woods low marks this week, unless you’re Sammy the squirrel, whom the golfer initially spurned. Woods was the only golfer to win four points and he closed out the competition for the U.S. Although his back bothered him, it didn’t hinder his performance…or the Fresh Prince-ian fun the golfer had with partner Matt Kuchar.

Jason Dufner: Foursomes: 1-1-0; Fourball: 1-0-0; Singles: 1-0-0; Overall: 3-1-0 Grade: A

Three wins and a dominant showing in his singles match have the Duf positioned as a formidable U.S. stalwart in future Ryder and President Cups. The eternally at-ease Dufner seemed as comfortable in fourball with Zach Johnson as he did dismantling Brendon de Jonge in singles.

Zach Johnson: Foursomes: 1-1-0; Fourball: 1-0-0; Singles: 1-0-0; Overall: 3-1-0 Grade: A

A gritty competitor, Zach Johnson posted a strong record and played well with partner Jason Dufner this year. Not bad for a guy who was presumed too sick to compete early in the week.

Matt Kuchar: Foursomes: 1-1-0; Fourball: 2-0-0; Singles: 0-1-0; Overall: 3-2-0 Grade: B+

Kuchar, who spent much of the week dominating and goofing off with partner Tiger Woods, proved to be a formidable competitor beneath his ever-present smile this week. Look for the Woods-Kuchar paring to do damage in future competitions.

Steve Stricker: Foursomes: 2-0-0; Fourball: 1-1-0; Singles: 0-1-0; Overall: 3-2-0 Grade: B

Even though he lost his singles match, Stricker contributed crucial points earlier in the week. His vaunted putting stroke nearly pulled out a victory in his Sunday singles match against Ernie Els. Had a couple of putts fallen, the 46-year-old would have earned even higher marks.

Keegan Bradley: Foursomes: 1-0-1; Fourball: 1-1-0; Singles: 0-1-0; Overall: 2-2-1 Grade: B

O.K. so it wasn’t the 2012 Ryder Cup all over again for team Bradley-Mickelson. However, on a week where the magic just wasn’t happening for the duo, Bradley did manage to cobble together a respectable record and make a solid contribution to his team. A loss in his singles match was Bradley’s most significant blemish this week.

Bill Haas: Foursomes: 1-1-0; Fourball: 1-0-1; Singles: 0-1-0; Overall: 2-2-1 Grade: B

Haas got to play with seemingly everyone on the U.S. team this week. The golfer was never going to be the top man this week, and he did about what he was expected to do: post a .500 record.

Phil Mickelson: Foursomes: 1-0-1; Fourball: 1-1-0; Singles: 0-1-0; Overall: 2-2-1 Grade: B

As mentioned, the Mickelson-Bradley duo didn’t light it up at Muirfield, and the left-hander didn’t put up much of a fight against Angel Cabrera in his singles match. However, the golfer did become the winningest player in Presidents Cup history this week. During a week where he was clearly tired, the veteran did a respectable job for team and country.

Webb Simpson: Foursomes: 1-1-0; Fourball: 1-0-1; Singles: 0-0-1; Overall: 2-1-2 Grade: C+

Although he neglected to step on his opponent’s throat Sunday, Simpson was a solid contributor to team U.S.A.

Hunter Mahan: Foursomes: 0-1-0; Fourball: 1-1-0; Singles: 1-0-0; Overall: 2-2-0 Grade: C

Mahan made a huge contribution Sunday by handling Hideki Matsuyama in their singles match. Prior to that though, the golfer was an unimpressive 1-2 in the competition. A .500 record earns Mahan an average grade.

Brandt Snedeker: Foursomes: 1-1-0; Fourball: 1-1-0; Singles: 0-1-0; Overall: 2-3-0 Grade: C-

Snedeker didn’t impress this week and was one of the few disappointments on the U.S. squad. To make matters worse, Jason Day lit him up in their singles match. Sneds will be happy to have the cup and happier still to have the competition behind him.

Jordan Spieth: Foursomes: 1-0-0; Fourball: 1-1-0; Singles: 0-1-0; Overall: 2-2-0 Grade: C-

Captain’s pick Spieth didn have a great showing, although he did well in his May-December pairing with Steve Stricker. Spieth’s grade for the week isn’t great, but I imagine he’ll have plenty of opportunities to redeem himself in the future.