The Presidents Cup 110


 This Week Back to Team Golf with the President’s Cup

 

 

 

Held at the Medinah Country Club

7657 Yards  Par 72

 

 

Illinois

 

 

The Defending Champion is the United States

 

 

 

 

In the TH Two Years Ago Phil was Champion

 

 

you are either very impressed that I know that . . . or quite concerned

 

This week the President’s Cup.  The USA versus the World – less Europe.  Similar to the Ryder Cup but this is played over four days and there are 30 points available.  (this will be important when predicting the winning score)  This is a biennial event alternating being held in the U.S. and somewhere else in the world – less Europe.  First held in 1994, this event has resembled the post war years of the Ryder Cup,  the U.S. dominated.  Like the RC, the International Team won the cup once, in convincing fashion, and there has been one tie.  In 1998, playing for the first time outside the U.S., the Internationals won the cup 20 1/2  –  11 1/2 (there were 32 points available back then).  The International Team won every Fourball and Foursome session and split the singles 6 to 6 . . . It was a rout!

 

 

 

 

FUN FACT:   The first ten Presidents Cups raised over $32 million for charity.

 

This Week is a Pick Six – At Least Two from each Team

3 points for a win, one point for a half . . . predict the winning team and score for the bonus

 

 

 

SlingerPlayer 1Player 2Player 3Player 4Player 5Player 6Team/Score Total
ScrumsScheffler 9Gotterup 9Schauffele 6Lee 7Fox 6T Kim 12US 17 - 1359
MX2Bridgeman 3Gotterup 9Burns 6Scheffler 9Lee 7Im 7US 17 Int 1351
PhilScheffler 9Schauffele 6Morikawa 6Matsuyama 6Kim S W 9Kim T 12US 17.5-12.5 INT48
WendyScheffler 9Morikawa 6Burns 6Matsuyama 6T Kim 12Im 7US 16.5 - 13.546
RadarScheffler 9Gotterup 9Burns 6Cantlay 6Matsuyama 6Lee 7US 20.5 - 9.543
HedgeScheffler 9Cantlay 6Morikawa 6Thomas 4S Kim 9Matsuyama 6US 22 - 840
JJScheffler 9Burns 6Morikawa 6S Kim 9Matsuyama 6Scott 3US - 16.5. - 13.539
MetroScheffler 9Thomas 7Scott 3Fox 6Lee 7Matsuyama 6INT 16 - 1438
EMCYoung 9Clarke 3Burns 6Henley 1EchavarriaLee 7US 18 -1226

 

 

“Opportunity is missed by most people . . .

Because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work.”

~ Thomas Edison.