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2009 Walker Cup

The 42nd Walker Cup Match was played on September 12 and 13, 2009 at the Merion Golf Club (East course) in Ardmore, Pennsylvania, United States. Team United States won 16½ to 9½ for its third consecutive win.[1]

42nd Walker Cup Match
DatesSeptember 12–13, 2009
VenueMerion Golf Club
LocationArdmore, Pennsylvania
Captains
16½
United States wins the Walker Cup
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Format

On Saturday, there are four matches of foursomes in the morning and eight singles matches in the afternoon. On Sunday, there are again four matches of foursomes in the morning, followed by ten singles matches (involving every player) in the afternoon. This was a change from previous years (and the first format change in 46 years) when there were only eight singles matches on Sunday.[2] In all, 26 matches are played.

Each of the 26 matches was worth one point in the larger team competition. If a match was all square after the 18th hole extra holes were not played. The team with most points won the competition. If the two teams were tied, the previous winner would retain the trophy.

The course

The Merion Golf Club (East course) in Ardmore, Pennsylvania is a par 70 course. Hugh Irvine Wilson is credited with designing it, and it opened for play in 1912. It has hosted various USGA events including six U.S. Amateurs, four U.S. Women's Amateurs, and four U.S. Opens. It has also hosted the Curtis Cup and Eisenhower Trophy team events.

Teams

Ten players for the USA and Great Britain & Ireland participate in the event plus one non-playing captain for each team.

  &   Team Great Britain & Ireland
Name Age Hometown Notes
  Colin Dalgleish 48 Helensburgh, Scotland non-playing captain
  Wallace Booth 24 Comrie, Scotland
  Gavin Dear 25 Scone, Scotland Won 2009 Irish Open Amateur
  Tommy Fleetwood 18 Southport, England Runner-up in 2008 British Amateur
  Luke Goddard 22 London, England Won 2009 English Amateur
  Matt Haines 19 Chatham, England Won 2008 Lytham Trophy
  Stiggy Hodgson 20 Chester, England
  Sam Hutsby 20 Liphook, England Runner-up in 2009 British Amateur
  Niall Kearney 21 Dublin, Ireland Won 2009 Brabazon Trophy
  Chris Paisley 23 Prudhoe, England Runner-up in 2008 English Amateur
  Dale Whitnell 21 Tiptree, England Won Portuguese Open Amateur and Tillman Trophy in 2009

Saturday's matches

Morning foursomes

  &   Results  
Booth/Hutsby   2 and 1 Harman/Hoffmann
Dear/Haines   1 up Uihlein/Smith
Goddard/Whitnell   6 and 5 Fowler/Cauley
Hodgson/Kearney    3 and 1 Tringale/Mitchell
1 Foursomes 3
1 Overall 3

Afternoon singles

  &   Results  
Gavin Dear halved Brian Harman
Sam Hutsby   7 and 6 Rickie Fowler
Wallace Booth halved Cameron Tringale
Matt Haines halved Morgan Hoffmann
Tommy Fleetwood   2 and 1 Peter Uihlein
Chris Paisley halved Drew Weaver
Niall Kearney   2 and 1 Bud Cauley
Stiggy Hodgson    2 and 1 Brendan Gielow
3 Singles 5
4 Overall 8

Sunday's matches

Morning foursomes

  &   Results  
Dear/Haines   3 and 2 Harman/Mitchell
Hodgson/Kearney   1 up Fowler/Cauley
Booth/Hutsby    3 and 2 Weaver/Gielow
Paisley/Whitnell   5 and 4 Smith/Uihlein
1 Foursomes 3
5 Overall 11

Afternoon singles

  &   Results  
Gavin Dear    3 and 2 Brian Harman
Matt Haines   2 and 1 Rickie Fowler
Stiggy Hodgson   3 and 1 Peter Uihlein
Wallace Booth   1 up Morgan Hoffmann
Chris Paisley halved Bud Cauley
Sam Hutsby    1 up Adam Mitchell
Tommy Fleetwood    1 up Drew Weaver
Luke Goddard   8 and 6 Cameron Tringale
Niall Kearney    3 and 2 Nathan Smith
Dale Whitnell   4 and 3 Brendan Gielow
Singles
Overall 16½

References

  1. ^ "US clinch emphatic Walker Cup win". BBC Sport. September 13, 2009. Retrieved September 14, 2009.
  2. ^ Klavon, Ken. "New Format Twist: Sunday Singles Matches Increase By Two". Walker Cup. from the original on July 27, 2011. Retrieved September 14, 2009.

External links

Coordinates: 40°00′04″N 75°18′43″W / 40.001°N 75.312°W / 40.001; -75.312

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The 42nd Walker Cup Match was played on September 12 and 13 2009 at the Merion Golf Club East course in Ardmore Pennsylvania United States Team United States won 16 to 9 for its third consecutive win 1 42nd Walker Cup MatchDatesSeptember 12 13 2009VenueMerion Golf ClubLocationArdmore PennsylvaniaCaptainsBuddy Marucci USA Colin Dalgleish GB amp I 16 9 United States wins the Walker Cup 20072011 Contents 1 Format 2 The course 3 Teams 4 Saturday s matches 4 1 Morning foursomes 4 2 Afternoon singles 5 Sunday s matches 5 1 Morning foursomes 5 2 Afternoon singles 6 References 7 External linksFormat EditOn Saturday there are four matches of foursomes in the morning and eight singles matches in the afternoon On Sunday there are again four matches of foursomes in the morning followed by ten singles matches involving every player in the afternoon This was a change from previous years and the first format change in 46 years when there were only eight singles matches on Sunday 2 In all 26 matches are played Each of the 26 matches was worth one point in the larger team competition If a match was all square after the 18th hole extra holes were not played The team with most points won the competition If the two teams were tied the previous winner would retain the trophy The course EditThe Merion Golf Club East course in Ardmore Pennsylvania is a par 70 course Hugh Irvine Wilson is credited with designing it and it opened for play in 1912 It has hosted various USGA events including six U S Amateurs four U S Women s Amateurs and four U S Opens It has also hosted the Curtis Cup and Eisenhower Trophy team events Teams EditTen players for the USA and Great Britain amp Ireland participate in the event plus one non playing captain for each team Team USAName Age Hometown NotesBuddy Marucci 57 Villanova Pennsylvania non playing captainBud Cauley 19 Jacksonville Florida Won 2009 Players AmateurRickie Fowler 20 Murrieta California Won 2008 Sunnehanna AmateurBrendan Gielow 21 Muskegon Michigan Won 2008 Northeast Amateur 2009 Porter CupBrian Harman 22 Savannah Georgia Won 2009 Dogwood InvitationalMorgan Hoffmann 19 Wyckoff New Jersey Won 2009 Big 12 Conference titleAdam Mitchell 22 Chattanooga Tennessee Won 2008 Porter CupNathan Smith 31 Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Won 2003 U S Mid AmateurCameron Tringale 22 San Juan Capistrano California Qualified for 2009 U S OpenPeter Uihlein 20 Orlando Florida Won 2008 Florida Azalea AmateurDrew Weaver 22 High Point North Carolina Won 2007 British Amateur amp Team Great Britain amp IrelandName Age Hometown Notes Colin Dalgleish 48 Helensburgh Scotland non playing captain Wallace Booth 24 Comrie Scotland Gavin Dear 25 Scone Scotland Won 2009 Irish Open Amateur Tommy Fleetwood 18 Southport England Runner up in 2008 British Amateur Luke Goddard 22 London England Won 2009 English Amateur Matt Haines 19 Chatham England Won 2008 Lytham Trophy Stiggy Hodgson 20 Chester England Sam Hutsby 20 Liphook England Runner up in 2009 British Amateur Niall Kearney 21 Dublin Ireland Won 2009 Brabazon Trophy Chris Paisley 23 Prudhoe England Runner up in 2008 English Amateur Dale Whitnell 21 Tiptree England Won Portuguese Open Amateur and Tillman Trophy in 2009Saturday s matches EditMorning foursomes Edit amp Results Booth Hutsby 2 and 1 Harman HoffmannDear Haines 1 up Uihlein SmithGoddard Whitnell 6 and 5 Fowler CauleyHodgson Kearney 3 and 1 Tringale Mitchell1 Foursomes 31 Overall 3Afternoon singles Edit amp Results Gavin Dear halved Brian HarmanSam Hutsby 7 and 6 Rickie FowlerWallace Booth halved Cameron TringaleMatt Haines halved Morgan HoffmannTommy Fleetwood 2 and 1 Peter UihleinChris Paisley halved Drew WeaverNiall Kearney 2 and 1 Bud CauleyStiggy Hodgson 2 and 1 Brendan Gielow3 Singles 54 Overall 8Sunday s matches EditMorning foursomes Edit amp Results Dear Haines 3 and 2 Harman MitchellHodgson Kearney 1 up Fowler CauleyBooth Hutsby 3 and 2 Weaver GielowPaisley Whitnell 5 and 4 Smith Uihlein1 Foursomes 35 Overall 11Afternoon singles Edit amp Results Gavin Dear 3 and 2 Brian HarmanMatt Haines 2 and 1 Rickie FowlerStiggy Hodgson 3 and 1 Peter UihleinWallace Booth 1 up Morgan HoffmannChris Paisley halved Bud CauleySam Hutsby 1 up Adam MitchellTommy Fleetwood 1 up Drew WeaverLuke Goddard 8 and 6 Cameron TringaleNiall Kearney 3 and 2 Nathan SmithDale Whitnell 4 and 3 Brendan Gielow4 Singles 5 9 Overall 16 References Edit US clinch emphatic Walker Cup win BBC Sport September 13 2009 Retrieved September 14 2009 Klavon Ken New Format Twist Sunday Singles Matches Increase By Two Walker Cup Archived from the original on July 27 2011 Retrieved September 14 2009 External links EditOfficial site http www walkercuphistory com definitive site containing complete history and statistics paid subscription site Merion Golf Club Coordinates 40 00 04 N 75 18 43 W 40 001 N 75 312 W 40 001 75 312 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 2009 Walker Cup amp oldid 1093216039, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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