2018 Arnold Palmer Cup Explained

Arnold Palmer Cup
Year:2018
Dates:6–8 July 2018
Venue:Evian Resort Golf Club
Location:Évian-les-Bains, France
Home:International
Away:USA
Homescore:21½
Awayscore:38½
Result:USA wins

The 2018 Arnold Palmer Cup was a team golf competition held from 6–8 July 2018 at Evian Resort Golf Club, Évian-les-Bains, France. It was the 22nd time the event had been contested and the first under a new format in which women golfers played in addition to men and an international team, representing the rest of the world, replaced the European team. The United States won the match 38½–21½.[1]

Format

The contest was played over three days. On Friday, there were 12 mixed four-ball matches. On Saturday there were 12 mixed foursomes matches in the morning and 12 fourball matches in the afternoon, six all-women matches and six all-men matches. 24 singles matches were played on Sunday. In all, 60 matches were played.

Each of the 60 matches was worth one point in the larger team competition. If a match was all square after the 18th hole, each side earned half a point toward their team total. The team that accumulated at least 30½ points won the competition.

Teams

United States
Name College Qualification method
Therese Hessionnon-playing head coach
Ryan Hyblnon-playing head coach
Ryan Blaggnon-playing assistant coach
Susan Rosenstielnon-playing assistant coach
Women
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Arnold Palmer Cup Ranking
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Coach’s pick
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Men
Arnold Palmer Cup Ranking
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International
Name Country College Qualification method
non-playing head coach
non-playing head coach
non-playing assistant coach
non-playing assistant coach
Women
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Arnold Palmer Cup Ranking
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Coach’s pick
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R&A Foundation Scholars Tournament
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Men
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Friday's mixed fourball matches

MatchInternationalResultsUnited States
1 Mehaffey/Hovland 4 & 2 Kupcho/Wolff
2 Rebula/Valenzuela 6 & 4 Phillips/Vu
3 Long/Tavatanakit 2 & 1 Morikawa/Andrea Lee
4 Keh/Hall 2 up Riley/Gillman
5 Weber/Mazzoli 3 & 1 Franken/Migliaccio
6 Scalise/Jeon 3 & 2 Theegala/Uriell
7 Niléhn/Boonchant 3 & 1 Freedman/Dalke
8 Limbhasut/Panthong 4 & 3 Bauchou/Kim
9 Ryan/Mullarney 2 up S.M. Lee/Papp
10 Olarra/Gagne 1 up Galdiano/Ban
11 Szeryk/Zhang 1 up Stephenson/Thornberry
12 Ortiz/Fassi 2 & 1 Schubert/Suh
4Session8
4Overall8

Saturday's matches

Morning mixed foursomes matches

MatchTeeInternationalResultsUnited States
13 1 Rebula/Valenzuela 4 & 2 Kupcho/Wolff
14 10 Jeon/Scalise halved Stephenson/Thornberry
15 1 Long/Tavatanakit halved Phillips/Vu
16 10 Mazzoli/Weber 1 up Andrea Lee/Morikawa
17 1 Hovland/Mehaffey 1 up Ban/Galdiano
18 10 Mullarney/Ryan 1 up Freedman/Theegala
19 1 Szeryk/Zhang 5 & 3 Kim/Suh
20 10 Limbhasut/Panthong 2 up Dalke/Uriell
21 1 Gagne/Olarra 2 up Gillman/Riley
22 10 Hall/Keh 3 & 1 Bauchou/Schubert
23 1 Fassi/Ortiz 5 & 4 Franken/Migliaccio
24 10 Boonchant/Nilhen halved S.M. Lee/Papp
Session
11½Overall12½

Afternoon fourball matches

MatchTeeInternationalResultsUnited States
25 1 Jeon/Ryan 2 & 1 Kupcho/Vu
26 10 Mazzoli/Scalise 4 & 3 Thornberry/Wolff
27 1 Mehaffey/Szeryk 1 up Galdiano/Andrea Lee
28 10 Gagne/Zhang 2 & 1 Ban/Morikawa
29 1 Valenzuela/Weber 3 & 2 Schubert/Stephenson
30 10 Long/Mullarney 1 up Suh/Theegala
31 1 Keh/Tavatanakit 5 & 3 Freedman/Uriell
32 10 Hall/Rebula 3 & 2 Bauchou/Phillips
33 1 Boonchant/Panthong 1 up Kim/Migliaccio
34 10 Limbhasut/Ortiz 5 & 4 Franken/S.M. Lee
35 1 Fassi/Olarra 5 & 4 Gillman/Papp
36 10 Hovland/Niléhn 1 up Dalke/Riley
4Session8
15½Overall20½

Sunday's singles matches

MatchTeeInternationalResultsUnited States
37 1 María Fassi 2 & 1 Sophia Schubert
38 10 Viktor Hovland 2 up Brad Dalke
39 1 Lorenzo Scalise halved Chandler Phillips
40 10 Olivia Mehaffey 5 & 4 Jamie Freedman
41 1 Patty Tavatanakit halved Kaitlyn Papp
42 10 Andy Zhang 3 & 1 Sahith Theegala
43 1 Stefano Mazzoli 6 & 5 Collin Morikawa
44 10 Jiwon Jeon 7 & 5 Andrea Lee
45 1 Maddie Szeryk 3 & 1 Lilia Vu
46 10 Luis Gagne 4 & 2 Stephen Franken
47 1 K.K. Limbhasut 4 & 3 Justin Suh
48 10 Dewi Weber w/o Jennifer Kupcho
49 1 Pimnipa Panthong 2 & 1 Alana Uriell
50 10 Álvaro Ortiz 1 up Zach Bauchou
51 1 Fredrik Niléhn 3 & 2 Braden Thornberry
52 10 Chloe Ryan 2 & 1 Emilia Migliaccio
53 1 Wenyung Keh 4 & 3 Kristen Gillman
54 10 Harry Hall 2 & 1 S.M. Lee
55 1 Ronan Mullarney 2 & 1 Shintaro Ban
56 10 Albane Valenzuela 1 up Lauren Stephenson
57 1 Jaravee Boonchant 1 up Mariel Galdiano
58 10 Jovan Rebula 3 & 2 Davis Riley
59 1 Hurly Long 3 & 2 Matthew Wolff
60 10 Ainhoa Olarra 1 up Dylan Kim
6Session18
21½Overall38½
Dewi Weber conceded her singles match because of illness.

Michael Carter award

The Michael Carter Award winners were Olivia Mehaffey and Collin Morikawa.[1]

External links

Notes and References

  1. Web site: USA Retain Arnold Palmer Cup . R&A . 9 July 2018.