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SHRINKING YOUR THINKING™ GOLF’s HISTORY Presiidents copyright © 2010 - 2016 SYT™ MAJORS RYDER CUP Roadmap Cup Last updated : 07-21-16 = Year / Venues 1927 1979 1989 1991 1993 1995 1997 1999 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 2014 Captain Captain C apt J. Jacobs Captain Captain Captain Captain Captain Captain Captain Captain Captain Captain Captain T. Jacklin B. Gallacher M. James S. Torrance B. Langer I. Woosnam Montgomerie J. Olazabal P. McGinley B. Gallacher B. Gallacher B. Huggett N. Faldo 1927– 1977 1979 British expanded “A unique, unique parcel of land, unlike anything else” only format players England England Spain England Ireland Wales Europe from players Scotland from both USA 14 USA 15 courses EUR 14.5 EUR 15.5 EUR 18.5 EUR 14.5 EUR 16.5 United and UK EUR 14 EUR 13 USA 13.5 USA 12.5 USA 9.5 USA 13.5 USA 11.5 venues Kingdom Europe WINNING TEAM USA USA TIED USA USA EUR EUR USA EUR EUR EUR USA EUR EUR EUR st th 1 40 USA 9.5 USA 17 USA 14.5 EUR 14.5 USA 14.5 EUR 18.5 Francis USA 16.5 EUR 14.5 USA ENG 2.5 ENG 11 EUR 13.5 USA 13.5 EUR 13.5 Ouimet USA 9.5 EUR 11.5 USA 13.5 courses 1913 Massachusetts West Virginia Kiawah Is New York Massachusetts Michigan Kentucky Illinois venues SC Captain Captain Captain Captain Captain Captain Captain Captain Captain Captain Captain Captain Captain Captain Captain W. Hagan B. Casper Ray Floyd D Stockton T. Watson L. Watkins T. Kite B. Crenshaw C. Strange H. Sutton T. Lehman P. Azinger C. Pavin D. Love III T. Watson Scoring System Explained TOTALS TOTALS USA EUROPE USA EUROPE - Fourball Points 1927 - 1977 explain Phil Mickelson 41 476 368 2 player team - match play Nick Faldo 46 Team Points Each player plays own ball Billy Casper 37 Bernhard Langer 42 136 105 MOST Lanny Wadkins 34 Foursome Points Best ball format scoring Lee Westwood 41 95 ½ 85 ½ Matches Tiger Woods 33 Four-Ball Points Neil Coles 40 Jim Furyk 33 - Foursome Points explain PLAYED Seve Ballesteros 37 Single Points 244 ½ 177 ½ Arnold Palmer 32 2 player team - match play Colin Montgomerie 36 Raymond Floyd 31 Each player alternates hitting Christy O'Connor 36 Lee Trevino 30 USA EUROPE Alternate shot format scoring 1989 - 2014 explain WINS 4 8 - Single Points (12) Nick Faldo 23 Individual match play Arnold Palmer 22 MOST Bernhard Langer 21 Losses 8 4 Each player plays own ball Billy Casper 20 Matches Seve Ballesteros 20 One-on-one format Lanny Wadkins 20 Ties 1 1 Colin Montgomerie 20 WON Jack Nicklaus 17 - Winning the CUP Lee Trevino 17 Jose Maria Olazabal 18 W L T W L T Sergio Garcia 18 Total available points = 28 Grand Totals 25 11 2 11 25 2 .

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