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2007 Facts and Format pro-am event was held prior to the 1975 PGA Cup, which raised $12,000 and made it possible for the British PGA to Date: September 2007 stage the competition. Great Britain & Ireland Captain Christy Site: TBD O’Connor Sr., then 51, did his part to keep the event alive, Defending Champion: Great Britain & Ireland winning the pro-am. The teams began with nine players, but the rosters were Prize Money and Honors No prize money is awarded to the expanded to 10 in 1988. Qualification for America’s team is PGA Cup competitors. Members of both teams compete based upon performances in the PGA Club Professional solely for their country and their country’s right of possession Championship. From 1973-88, the European team was of the Llandudno International Golf Trophy. comprised of PGA club professionals from Great Britain and Method of Play Identical to that of the Ryder Cup – match Ireland. The format was changed from 1990-94, opening up play, including foursomes (two-man teams in alternate shot), qualifying spots to professionals throughout Europe. The four-ball (two-man teams in better ball) and singles (18 holes selection process was revised in 1996 to feature only Great at match play). Britain & Ireland players. Rules and Regulations The Rules of Golf, which govern play, are determined by the United States Golf Association The Llandudno International Golf Trophy and applied by The PGA of America. A silver piece of athletic hardware, which bears the United States PGA Cup Team name of one of Wales’ top resorts and one of its largest U.S. Captain: Honorary President, The PGA of America ports, had rested from 1985 through 2004 in a glass case Winners of the 2006 and 2007 PGA Club Professional Championships in the PGA Historical Center in Port St. Lucie, Fla. With The remaining eight members of the 2007 U.S. Team will be determined Great Britain & Ireland’s stunning 15-11 victory in 2005, following the 40th PGA Club Professional Championship in June 2007, the Llandudno (“Lan-dud-no”) International Golf Tro- at Sunriver (Ore.) Resort. phy is now in the care of the Professional Golfers’ Asso- Great Britain & Ireland PGA Cup Team ciation in Sutton Coldfield, England. The trophy still bears a Great Britain & Ireland Captain: TBD small dent on the underside of The Great Britain-Ireland Team will be determined following completion its lid and a story to go with the Cup PGA of the Glenmuir PGA Club Professional Championship in June 2007. blemish. The trophy was first 2007 U.S. Eligibility awarded to England in 1939, ¢ Must be a member in good standing of The PGA of after its club professionals won America. the first Home Tournament Se- ¢ 2006 and 2007 PGA Club Professional Champions ries against teams from Ireland, ¢ The remaining team members will be the top eight Scotland and Wales. finishers in the 2007 PGA Club Professional The trophy, which stands Championship. 26 ½ inches and weighs nearly ¢ The PGA Honorary President in 2007 will serve as 18 pounds, was packed away and the series was abol- the U.S. Captain for the 23rd PGA Cup. ished with the outbreak of World War II. Former Great ¢ (Membership on the 2007 PGA Cup Team will be Britain Ryder Cup player Percy Alliss (1929, ’31, ’33, forfeited should the player subsequently become ’35, ’37) retired the trophy to his personal collection. reclassified as a Tour professional or any other Alliss died in 1973, and two years later, his son, Pe- ineligible classification.) ter, a former captain of the Professional Golfers’ Asso- ¢ History – A Cup for the Club Professionals ciation of Great Britain and an eight-time Ryder Cup participant, donated the trophy to the Professional Golf- The PGA Cup originated in 1973 at Pinehurst (N.C.) ers’ Association. The trophy would forever be awarded Country Club as an outgrowth of the PGA Club Professional to the winner of the PGA Cup. Championship. Structured after the format of the Ryder Cup, During the bombing of London in World War II, the which features team competition between the U.S. and trophy had rested on a mantelpiece in the elder Alliss’ Europe, the PGA Cup features the top PGA club professionals home. When a tremor from one of the German bombs from both sides of the Atlantic. Competition was held annu- rumbled through the neighborhood, the trophy toppled ally until 1984, when both countries agreed to hold this event off its perch to the floor. biennially at alternating sites. The hardware suffered the slight bent, serving as a re- Proceeds from the PGA Club Professional Championship minder of its historical niche. in 1975 at Callaway Gardens, Pine Mountain, Ga., covered the expenses of the U.S. Team for the first overseas PGA Cup. A 314 – THE 2006 PGA MEDIA GUIDE PGA Cup

¢ History Through the Years PGA Cup U.S. 14 Wins . Great Britain & Ireland - Europe 4 Wins . 3 Ties Year Results Site U.S. Team Captain European Team Captain Inaugural 1973 USA 13 GB&I 3 Pinehurst (N.C.) CC William Clarke Tom Halliburton 2nd 1974 USA 11½ GB&I 4½ Pinehurst (N.C.) CC Henry Poe Brian Hutchinson 3rd 1975 USA 9½ GB&I 6½ Hillside GC, Southport, England Don Padgett Jr. Christy O’Connor Sr. 4th 1976 USA 9½ GB&I 6½ Moortown GC, Leeds, England Frank Cardi George Will 5th 1977 USA 8½ GB&I 8½ Mission Hills CC, Palm Springs, Calif. Henry Poe Jack Hargreaves 6th 1978 GB&I 10½ USA 6½ St. Mellion G&CC, Plymouth, England Henry Poe Tommy Horton 7th 1979 GB&I 12½ USA 4½ Castletown Links, Isle of Man, England Don Padgett Jr. Bill Watson 8th 1980 USA 15 GB&I 6 Oak Tree GC, Edmond, Okla. Don Padgett Jr. David Talbot 9th 1981 USA 10½ GB&I 10½ Turnberry Isle CC, Miami, Fla. Joe Black Doug Smith 10th 1982 USA 13½ GB&I 7½ Holston Hills CC, Knoxville, Tenn. Don Padgett Jr. David Jones 11th 1983 GB&I 14½ USA 6½ Muirfield, Scotland Joe Black Keith Hockey 12th 1984 GB&I 12½ USA 8½ Turnberry, Scotland Joe Black Keith Hockey 13th 1986 USA 16 GB&I 9 Knollwood CC, Lake Forest, Ill. Mark Kizziar Derek Nash 14th 1988 USA 15½ GB&I 10½ The Belfry, Sutton Coldfield, England Mickey Powell David Huish 15th 1990 USA 19 EUR 7 Turtle Point GC, Kiawah Island, S.C. J.R. Carpenter Richard Bradbeer 16th 1992 USA 15 EUR 11 Kildare Hotel & CC, Dublin, Ireland Patrick J. Rielly Paul Leonard 17th 1994 USA 15 EUR 11 PGA National Resort & Spa, Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. Dick Smith Michael Ingham 18th 1996 USA 13 GB&I 13 Monarch’s Course, Gleneagles, Perthshire, Scotland Gary Schaal Craig DeFoy 19th 1998 USA 17 GB&I 9 The Broadmoor (West Course), Colorado Springs, Colo. Tom Addis III Craig DeFoy 20th 2000 USA 13½ GB&I 12½ Celtic Manor Resort (Wentwood Hills), Ken Lindsay David Llewellyn Newport, South Wales 21st 2003 USA 19 GB&I 7 PGA Golf Club (South Course), Port St. Lucie, Fla. Jack Connelly & David Jones Will Mann 22nd 2005 GB&I 15 USA 11 The K Club (Smurfit Course), Straffan, Ireland M.G. Orender Jim Farmer

PGA Cup Records

¢ Most Appearances – United States Larry Gilbert 6 Bob Ford 5 Tim Collins 4 Rives McBee 4 Don Padgett II 4

¢ Most Appearances – Europe/Great Britain & Ireland David Huish 8 Russell Weir 8 David Jones 7 Brian Waites 7

¢ Most Match Victories – United States Larry Gilbert 15 Bob Ford 11 Rives McBee 10 Tim Thelen 10

¢ Most Match Victories – Europe/Great Britain & Ireland David Huish 18 Russell Weir 15 Peter Butler 12 Brian Waites 10 22nd PGA Cup THE 2006 PGA MEDIA GUIDE – 315

Faced with an Everest-like climb, 10 United States22nd PGA PGA club Cup pro- Site: The K Club (Smurfit Course) 2005 2005 fessionals staged a gallant charge in their bid to pull off golf’s ulti- Straffan, County Kildare, Ireland mate rally. Date: Sept. 23-25 But, it was a gang of 10 from Great Britain & Ireland, without an Irishman on the roster, who now believe there is magic on the Emerald Isle. Results:Great Britain & Ireland 15, USA 11 Erasing a 21-yearhex in this 22nd renewal of the PGA Cup, Great Britain & Ireland PGA Cup Teams posted a 15-11 victory at The K Club’s Smurfit Course to win the Llandudno Interna- United States Great Britain & Ireland tional Golf Trophy for the first time since 1984. The final score was identical to Captain: M.G. Orender Captain: Jim Farmer Bob Ford Andrew Baguley America’s triumph in 1992, the last time it competed in Ireland. Chip Johnson Richard Dinsdale In the end, it was fitting that decades of frustration were brought to a close by a Travis Long Simon Edwards Welshman. Matthew Ellis delivered the decisive point in order that his team could Ron Philo Jr. Matthew Ellis Brett Melton Gordon Law carry off a 26-inch high piece of hardware named for one of Wales’ largest ports. Mike Small Fraser Mann “I’m sure they (his countrymen) were all riveted to the telly in the pubs watching,” Bob Sowards Tony Nash Scott Spence Darren Parris said Ellis, who defeated Bob Ford of Oakmont, Pa., 3 and 1. “Seriously, it was a great Rich Steinmetz Mark Reynolds honor.” Tim Thelen Paul Wesselingh The U.S. is now 5-5-1 on the road in the premier international competition for PGA club professionals, and 14-5-3 overall in an event patterned after the Ryder Cup. “We all are embarrassed about not winning a point in two afternoons, but give their guys credit,” said Ford, PGA Master Professional at Oakmont (Pa.) Country Club. Though his team needed but one point Sunday to clinch victory, GB&I Captain Jim Farmer of St. Andrews, Scotland, said he expected an all-out American singles attack. “We knew they had a great team out there, and though we got way ahead, we knew that they would come at us today,” said Farmer, a veteran of four GB&I teams. “Twenty-one years after doing this, the guys are so excited. The way they set about their task, it was in the cards from the first day.” Shut out the previous two days in the four-balls, the Americans proved that singles play is its game. They registered a record 7½ points to GB&I’s 2½. It was just a few sham- rocks shy of a pot of gold. “It was an unbelievable effort; every one of them knew they had to win their match,” said U.S. Captain and PGA Honorary Presi- dent M.G. Orender. “We got within a few

points of doing it, which is pretty amazing. Cup PGA “We just dug ourselves too big of a hole. They outplayed us in the team competition, and we were so far behind, it was highly un- likely. But, my guys never gave up. I’m very proud of them.” The parade of U.S. players attempting to mount the charge began with Scott Spence of Shorewood, Minn., who faced Wales’ Rich- Surrounded by his joyous team, Captain Jim Farmer (center) relishes the first PGA Cup victory by Great Britain & Ireland over the United States since 1984. Great Britain & ard Dinsdale, and were all square coming to Ireland posted a 15-11 triumph at The K Club’s Smurfit Course in Straffan, Ireland. the 18th green. Both players put an approach in the water, but Spence had reached the green in four, to Dinsdale’s five. Spence then ran his par putt eight feet past and missed coming back. Dinsdale two-putted for a double bogey and the halve. There were a lot of high moments for the U.S. Team despite the daunting task it faced in the singles. Ron Philo Jr. of Amelia Island, Fla., and Travis Long of Henderson, Nev., each enjoyed 7 and 6 routs. Philo cruised past England’s Mark Reynolds, while Long polished off England’s Simon Edwards. Brett Melton of Monee, Ill., rolled past Scotland’s Gordon Law, 6 and 5. Chip Johnson of Hingham, Mass., drained a 20-foot birdie putt at the 18th to edge England’s Andrew Baguley, 1-up. “All of our team were competitive, but I also think the speed factor had something to do with it,” said Philo. “Today, I felt like I was playing golf again.” There was a measure of redemption for reigning PGA Club Professional Champion Mike Small of Savoy, Ill., and past national champions Bob Sowards of Dublin, Ohio, and Tim Thelen of Richmond, Texas. Small, who had not helped score a point, picked up a 2 and 1 victory over Scotland’s Fraser Mann. Sowards also posted a 2 and 1 decision, downing England’s Tony Nash. Thelen, a two-time PGA Club Professional Champion, defeated previously unbeaten Paul Wesselingh of Derby, England, grabbing the lead on the 13th hole and then coaxing in a 3½-foot par putt on the 18th for a 1-up victory. “Yesterday I felt bad, because I played great but couldn’t help us win,” said Thelen. “It might have been a concentration deal. It’s match play and anything can happen. I looked at our team coming in and would have taken anyone as my partner. I hit a lot of 316 – THE 2006 PGA MEDIA GUIDE 22nd PGA Cup good golf shots today, and it was just the wrong club. There were a couple out there where I was posing, and the balls went over the green. You couldn’t really tell what was going to happen.” Farmer said that he found one key to facing the U.S. in team competition. “The difference is that our guys all play in regional events, and get to know each other that way,” he said. “We have two Scotsmen, two Welshmen, and pair them up that way. When you’ve got a guy from L.A. and Florida, it’s difficult to play that team sport.” Orender watched the GB&I team celebrating near the scoreboard and reflected upon the change in format all U.S. teams face in match play. “Our guys are not used to team competition,” said Orender. “They told me last night that they were so worried about how they played for their partner that they all tightened up. And, nobody made any putts. When they were able to play heads up, like they did today, they put it on them.”

Morning Foursomes (Day One) Morning Foursomes (Day Two) Singles (Day Three) Wesselingh/Edwards (6 and 5) over Ford/Melton Sowards/Thelen (5 and 3) over Nash/Baguley Dinsdale halved with Spence Sowards/Thelen (3 and 2) over Nash/Baguley Wesselingh/Edwards (4 and 2) over Philo/Small Thelen (1-up) over Wesselingh Parris/Reynolds (4 and 3) over Small/Steinmetz Ford/Steinmetz (1-up) over Ellis/Dinsdale Sowards (2 and 1) over Nash Johnson/Philo halved with Ellis/Dinsdale Reynolds/Parris (2 and 1) over Spence/Long Small (2 and 1) over Mann Philo (7 and 6) over Reynolds Afternoon Four-Balls (Day One) Afternoon Four-Balls (Day Two) Johnson (1-up) over Baguley Nash/Mann (1-up) over Sowards/Thelen Ellis/Dinsdale (3 and 1) over Melton/Sowards Ellis (3 and 1) over Ford Wesselingh/Edwards (1-up) over Spence/Long Reynolds/Parris (1-up) over Small/Steinmetz Melton (6 and 5) over Law Ellis/Dinsdale (1-up) over Melton/Small Law/Mann (2-up) over Ford/Thelen Long (7 and 6) over Edwards Parris/Reynolds (6 and 5) over Johnson/Philo Wesselingh/Edwards (2 and 1) over Spence/Johnson Parris (2 and 1) over Steinmetz Day One Total: GB&I 6½ , USA 1½ Day Two Total: Great Britain & Ireland 6, USA 2 Day Three Total: USA 7½ , Great Britain & Ireland 2½ Two-Day Total: Great Britain & Ireland 12½ ,USA3½ Final Score: Great Britain & Ireland 15, USA 11

21st PGA Cup

Barry Evans of Charleston, W.Va., contributed the final piece to a Site: PGA Golf Club (South Course) 2003 near-perfect performance by the United States Team of PGA Pro- 2003 Port St. Lucie, Fla. fessionals in the 21st PGA Cup, closing out his singles match against England’s Graeme Bell with a 2-and-1 victory at PGA Club in Port St. Lucie, Date: Feb. 27 – March 2 Fla. The win gave the U.S. a 19-7 overall triumph that matched the 1990 U.S. Team’s Results: USA 19, Great Britain & Ireland 7 19-7 conquest of Great Britain & Ireland at Kiawah Island, S.C. PGA Cup Teams Evans’ match ended as he was about to line up a 12-foot birdie putt. Bell, who had United States Great Britain & Ireland Co-Captains: failed to make his par putt, extended his hand and congratulated his opponent. The Jack Connelly & Will Mann Captain: David Jones victory kept alive a U.S. streak (10-0-2) of never having lost the Llandudno Interna- Don Berry Robert Arnott tional Golf Trophy on home soil. Wayne DeFrancesco Graeme Bell Barry Evans Bob Cameron The hard work for the U.S. was completed a day early. The Americans had sped to Mike Gilmore John Dwyer a record 15-1 margin through two days of foursomes and four-ball competition to Rob Labritz Simon Edwards clinch the necessary 13 points to hold on to the trophy. The U.S. combined for 62 Alan Morin Andrew Hare birdies and four eagles to 18 birdies for Great Britain & Ireland. Craig Stevens Gordon Law Tim Thelen Bill Longmuir The closing chapter of thepremierinternational competition forPGA Professionals Tim Weinhart Brendan McGovern didn’t come without Great Britain & Ireland making its own rally - but too late - in the Bruce Zabriski Paul Wesselingh singles. The visitors closed with a 6-4 performance after having not won a match in the first two days. Competing in pairs the first two days, the Americans went on a remarkable record 15-1 run on the 7,076-yard South Course. Americans Rob Labritz of Palm City,Fla., and Tim Thelen of Richmond, Texas, each went 5-0 in the three-day, Ryder Cup-style format. Thelen, PGA head professional at Baywood Country Club in Pasadena, Texas, routed Scotland’s Gordon Law, 8 and 6, to tie the all-time singles victory margin.

Morning Foursomes (Day One) Morning Foursomes (Day Two) Singles (Day Three) Evans/Thelen (2 and 1) over Longmuir/Cameron Thelen/Evans (6 and 5) over Edwards/Arnott Longmuir (4 and 2) over Stevens DeFrancesco/Labritz (1-up) over Wesselingh/Edwards Weinhart/Gilmore (4 and 3) over Hare/Dwyer Wesselingh (2 and 1) over Gilmore Morin/Berry (3 and 1) over Dwyer/Hare DeFrancesco/Labritz (4 and 3) over Cameron/Law Edwards (2 and 1) over Weinhart Gilmore/Weinhart (4 and 3) over McGovern/Law Berry/Stevens (3 and 2) over Longmuir/Wesselingh Morin (3 and 2) over Dwyer Hare (2 and 1) over Berry Afternoon Four-Balls (Day One) Afternoon Four-Balls (Day Two) Arnott (3 and 2) over DeFrancesco Thelen/Stevens (4 and 2) over Longmuir/Wesselingh DeFrancesco/Labritz (4 and 2) over Evans (2 and 1) over Bell Morin/Berry (3 and 2) over Edwards/McGovern McGovern/Cameron Thelen (8 and 6) over Law Gilmore/Zabriski halved with Arnott/Dwyer Evans/Morin halved with Wesselingh/Edwards Labritz (4 and 3) over McGovern Labritz/Weinhart (4 and 3) over Bell/Hare Berry/Thelen (4 and 3) over Hare/Law Cameron (3 and 2) over Zabriski Day One Total: USA 7½, Great Britain & Ireland ½ Zabriski/Stevens (5 and 3) over Dwyer/Arnott Day Three Total: Great Britain & Ireland 6, USA 4 Day Two Total: USA 7½, Great Britain & Ireland ½ Final Score: USA 19, Great Britain & Ireland 7 Two-Day Total: USA 15, Great Britain & Ireland 1 20th PGA Cup THE 2006 PGA MEDIA GUIDE – 317

Jeff Freeman of La Quinta, Calif., who had hoped earlier20th in PGA the week Cup Site: Celtic Manor Resort 2000 2000 that he would score the decisive point in the 20th PGA Cup, got his (Wentwood Hills) Newport, South Wales wish under pelting rain at Wentwood Hills Course in Newport, South Wales. Date: Sept. 22-24 Freeman, the 1999 PGA Club Professional Champion, two-putted for par from 40 Results: USA 13½, Great Britain & Ireland 12½ feet on the 17th hole – his birdie attempt ramming the cup and coming to rest just over PGA Cup Teams two feet away from the hole. Freeman made the comeback putt for a 2 and 1 victory United States Great Britain & Ireland over John Dwyer of County Meath, Ireland. Freeman’s efforts gave the United States Captain: Ken Lindsay Captain: David Llewellyn a 13½ to 12½ victory over Great Britain & Ireland, as the 10-member team of PGA Bob Boyd Sion Bebb Mark Brown Bob Cameron Professionals retained the Llandudno International Trophy for the eighth consecutive Kevin Burton John Dwyer time. The U.S. has not lost in the Ryder Cup-style matches since 1984, boasting a Frank Dobbs Chris Hall 13-4-3 advantage. Tim Dunlavey Stephen Hamill Jeff Freeman Damien McGrane “The golf played was excellent,” said Great Britain & Ireland Captain David Brian Gaffney Tony Nash Llewellyn. “We’re not disappointed; we just got beat by a point. I thought we were as Mike Gill Hogan Stott well prepared as we could be. And we lost by a point. When you lose as a professional, Shawn Kelly Russell Weir you are never happy. Tomorrow, when we wake up, we will realize it was a great fight, Tim Thelen Paul Wesselingh and we can hold our heads up high.” Morning Foursomes (Day One) Morning Foursomes (Day Two) Singles (Day Three) Dunlavey/Boyd (2 and 1) over Cameron /Wesselingh Boyd/Freeman (2 and 1) over Cameron/Nash Hamill (2 and 1) over Thelen Weir/Hamill (4 and 3) over Burton/Freeman Bebb/Wesselingh (2 and 1) over Gaffney/Kelly Dunlavey (2 and 1) over Weir Thelen/Brown (2 and 1) over Bebb/Stott Dunlavey/Gill (2 and 1) over Hall/McGrane Wesselingh (2 and 1) over Brown Hall/McGrane (2 and 1) over Dobbs/Gill Brown/Dobbs (2 and 1) over Hamill/Weir McGrane (3 and 2) over Burton Gaffney (2 and 1) over Stott Afternoon Four-Balls (Day One) Afternoon Four-Balls (Day Two) Bebb (2 and 1) over Kelly Freeman/Gaffney (4 and 3) over Bebb/Dwyer Freeman/Thelen (4 and 3) over Cameron/Stott Boyd (3 and 1) over Cameron Hamill/Weir (4 and 3) over Dunlavey/Kelly Nash/Wesselingh (1-up) over Dobbs/Dunlavey Freeman (2 and 1) over Dwyer Boyd/Dobbs halved with Nash/Wesselingh Bebb/Dwyer (3 and 2) over Brown/Burton Nash (1-up) over Dobbs Brown/Gill (2 and 1) over Hall/McGrane Boyd/Gill (4 and 3) over Hamill/Hall Hall (6 and 5) over Gill Day One Total: USA 4½, Great Britain & Ireland 3½ Day Two Total: USA 5, Great Britain & Ireland 3 Day Three Total: Great Britain & Ireland 6, USA 4 Two-Day Total: USA 9½ , Great Britain & Ireland 6½ Final Score: USA 13½, Great Britain-Ireland 12½

19th PGA Cup

Bob Gaus of St. Louis, Mo., provided the necessary half-point in a Site: The Broadmoor (West Course)19981998 singles match against Paul Wesselingh and assured the United

1998 Colorado Springs, Colo. Cup PGA States an outright victory over Great Britain & Ireland in the 19th PGA Cup. Gaus, head professional at Tower Tee Golf Center in suburban St. Louis, Date: Sept. 9-11 lost a three-hole advantage over the final four holes on the Broadmoor Golf Club’s West Results: USA 17, Great Britain & Ireland 9 Course in Colorado Springs, Colo. But his half-point was enough to push the U.S. past the PGA Cup Teams 13-point plateau and assure an outright victory. With that spark, the U.S. went on to a 17-9 United States Great Britain & Ireland triumph and remained unbeaten on home soil (8-0-2) and 12-4-3 overall. Captain: Tom Addis III Captain: Craig DeFoy It was the second highest number of points scored since the PGA Cup began in Mike Burke Jr. Stephen Bennett 1973. Only the 1990 U.S. Team, which posted a 19-7 decision at Kiawah Island, S.C., Gene Fieger Kevin Dickens scored more. Bob Gaus Andrew George Darrell Kestner John Greaves The U.S. won five of its first eight matches on the 7,202-yard West Course that Jeffrey Lankford Michael Jones featured slick greens and high rough. The margin was increased to 11½ to 4½ after two Ronald McDougal Michael Macara rounds and left the singles to determine just how the 1998 U.S. Team would be Mark Mielke Brian Rimmer measured in the overall history of the matches. Great Britain & Ireland put up its best Jay Overton Paul Simpson performance in the final 10 singles matches before the U.S. prevailed, 5½ to 4½. Chris Tucker Russell Weir Gaus and reigning PGA Club Professional Champion Mike Burke Jr. of Towaco, Bruce Zabriski Paul Wesselingh N.J., finished 3-0-1 in their respective PGA Cup debuts.

Morning Foursomes (Day One) Morning Foursomes (Day Two) Singles (Day Three) Fieger/Zabriski (3 and 1) over Rimmer/Wesselingh Fieger/Zabriski (1-up) over Bennett/George Weir (1-up) over Fieger Lankford/Overton (2 and 1) over Jones/Simpson Kestner/McDougal (4 and 2) over Greaves/Weir Bennett (5 and 3) over Zabriski Gaus/Kestner (2 and 1) over Bennett/George Gaus/Tucker (2 and 1) over Macara/Rimmer Tucker (2-up) over Greaves Burke/McDougal halved with Greaves/Weir Burke/Mielke (2 and 1) over Jones/Simpson Overton halved with Simpson Gaus halved with Wesselingh Afternoon Four-Ball (Day One) Afternoon Four-Ball (Day Two) Rimmer (2 and 1) over Lankford Fieger/Zabriski (5 and 4) over Rimmer/Wesselingh Dickens/Wesselingh (3 and 2) over Lankford/Overton Burke (2 and 1) over George Lankford/Overton (1-up) over Jones/Simpson Greaves/Weir (3 and 1) over Fieger/Kestner McDougal halved with Dickens Bennett/George (3 and 2) over Mielke/Tucker Gaus/Tucker (3 and 1) over Bennett/George Kestner (1-up) over Jones Burke/Kestner (3 and 2) over Greaves/Dickens Rimmer/Simpson (3 and 2) over McDougal/Mielke Mielke (4 and 3) over Macara Day One Total: USA 6½, Great Britain & Ireland 1½ Day Two Total: USA 5, Great Britain & Ireland 3 Day Three Total: USA 5½, Great Britain & Ireland 4½ Two-Day Total: USA 11½, Great Britain & Ireland 4 ½ Final Score: USA 17, Great Britain & Ireland 9 318 – THE 2006 PGA MEDIA GUIDE 18th PGA Cup

In one of the most tightly-contested series of matches18th in PGA any Cup golf Site: Monarch’s Course – Gleneagles 1996 1996 competition, the United States team of PGA Professionals forged a Perthshire, Scotland 13-13 tie with their Great Britain & Ireland counterparts in a dra- Date: Aug. 30 - Sept. 1 matic conclusion to the 18th PGA Cup in Perthshire, Scotland. For the first time in any PGA of America-sanctioned match-play event, every Results: USA 13, Great Britain & Ireland 13 session ended in a tie. The final round was played in rain, wind and 58-degree tempera- PGA Cup Teams tures on the Monarch’s Course of the renowned Gleneagles resort complex. United States Great Britain & Ireland Jeff Roth of Flint, Mich., rallied from a two-hole deficit to win the final four holes Captain: Gary Schaal Captain: Craig DeFoy Perry Arthur Nick Brown and give the USA its tie to retain the Llandudno International Trophy. It marked the John DeForest Paul Carman third tie in the history of the PGA Cup and the first since 1981. Bob Ford Joe Higgins Roth, a 38-year-old PGA Professional at Flint (Mich.) Golf Club, trailed England’s Stu Ingraham Nick Job Bill Longmuir by two holes before parring the final four holes for a 2-up victory. Roth W.D. (Bill) Israelson Gordon Law Lonnie Nielsen Bill Longmuir tapped in a five-foot par putt on the 18th green to complete his rally. Sammy Rachels Fraser Mann “It was a surreal feeling playing those final holes,” said Roth, the 1993 PGA Club Jeffrey Roth Brendan McGovern Professional Champion. “Any one of our 10 guys could have done what I had to do. I Steve Schneiter Steven McKenna feel fortunate to have answered the bell. There were no losers; I think golf won and Robby Ware Russell Weir these PGA Cup won.” Morning Foursomes (Day One) Morning Foursomes (Day Two) Singles (Day Three) Higgins/Brown (1-up) over Roth/Israelson Job/McGovern (2 and 1) over DeForest/Ingraham Schneiter (6 and 4) over McGovern Law/Mann (3 and 1) over Nielsen/Schneiter Ware/Schneiter (3 and 2) over Law/Mann Brown (3 and 2) over Ingraham Ingraham/DeForest (2 and 1) over Carman/McKenna Higgins/Brown (1-up) over Israelson/Arthur Arthur (2 and 1) over Higgins Ford/Arthur (1-up) over Longmuir/Weir Roth/Ford (3 and 1) over Longmuir/Weir Rachels (1-up) over Mann Law (5 and 4) over DeForest Afternoon Four-Ball (Day One) Afternoon Four-Ball (Day Two) Israelson (3 and 2) over Job Job/McGovern (1-up) over Ware/Schneiter Carman/McKenna (2-up) over Ware/DeForest McKenna (4 and 3) over Ford Roth/Israelson (2 and 1) over Higgins/Brown Job/McGovern (2-up) over Roth/Rachels Carman (4 and 3) over Nielsen Ford/Arthur (1-up) over Law/Mann Ingraham/Schneiter (4 and 2) over Higgins/Brown Weir (4 and 3) over Ware Longmuir/Weir (3 and 2) over Ingraham/DeForest Ford/Nielsen (1-up) over Longmuir/Weir Roth (2-up) over Longmuir Day One Total: USA 4, Great Britain & Ireland 4 Day Two Total: USA 4, Great Britain & Ireland 4 Day Three Total: USA 5, Great Britain & Ireland 5 Two-Day Total: USA 8, Great Britain & Ireland 8 Final Score: USA 13, Great Britain & Ireland 13 17th PGA Cup

U.S. Captain Dick Smith, the PGA Honorary President, made an Site: PGA National Golf Club 1994 emphatic “locker room” speech to his team of PGA Professionals at 1994 Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. PGA National Golf Club. “We’ve never lost on our soil,” Smithsaid the evening before the first round, “and we’re not going to (lose) this week.” With that Date: Sept. 19-21 challenge ringing in their ears, the U.S. team combined a match-perfect (4-0) perform- Results: USA 15, Europe 11 ance by rookie John Lee of Naples, Fla., and a near-perfect effort (4-1) by 48-year-old PGA Cup Teams Rick Acton of Redmond, Wash., to post a 15-11 victory over Europe’s finest club United States Europe Captain: Dick Smith Captain: Michael Ingham professionals. Rick Acton Andrew Baguley The U.S. team, with only three veterans, won six of its final 10 singles matches. George Bowman Chris Hall Europe trimmed the deficit to 12-11 before the Americans warmed up. Playing in an Walt Chapman John Harrison early singles match, J.L. Lewis of Austin, Texas, swung the momentum to the Ameri- Tom Cleaver Joe Higgins cans. He reached the par-5, 545-yard 18th hole in two strokes, then sank a 50-foot eagle John Lee Nick Job J.L. Lewis David Jones putt for a 1-up victory over England’s Robin Mann. Needing only a tie to keep the Ron McDougal Craig Maltman Llandudno International Trophy on American soil, Acton defeated Northern Ireland’s Pete Oakley Robin Mann David Jones, 3 and 2. Lee then assured the team victory would be complete by downing Jeffrey Roth Hogan Stott England’s Hogan Stott, 2 and 1. Todd M. Smith Russell Weir

Morning Foursomes (Day One) Morning Foursomes (Day Two) Singles (Day Three) Acton/Smith (6 and 4) over Jones/Mann Maltman/Weir (4 and 3) over Acton/Smith Acton (3 and 2) over Jones Job/Hall (2 and 1) over Lewis/Oakley Lewis/Lee (3 and 2) over Hall/Job Hall (2 and 1) over Smith Harrison/Higgins (3 and 2) over Chapman/Bowman Harrison/Higgins (1-up) over Bowman/Oakley Lewis (1-up) over Mann Weir/Maltman (5 and 4) over Roth/McDougal Jones/Stott (1-up) over Chapman/McDougal Maltman (2 and 1) over McDougal Morning Foursomes Total: Europe 3, USA 1 Morning Foursome Total: Europe 3, USA 1 Baguley (3 and 2) over Roth Lee (2 and 1) over Stott Afternoon Four-Ball (Day One) Afternoon Four-Ball (Day Two) Oakley (6 and 5) over Harrison Acton/Smith (2 and 1) over Baguley/Stott (Play suspended Tues. due to lightning; Higgins (5 and 4) over Bowman Cleaver/Lee (1-up) over Job/Hall resumed Wed.) Chapman (4 and 3) over Weir Lewis/Oakley (1-up) over Harrison/Higgins Acton/Smith (4 and 3) over Baguley/Mann Cleaver (1-up) over Job Roth/McDougal (3 and 2) over Weir/Maltman Lewis/Lee (4 and 3) over Hall/Job Day Three Total: USA 6, Europe 4 Afternoon Four-Ball Total: USA 4, Europe 0 Harrison/Weir (3 and 1) over Chapman/Cleaver Final Score: USA 15, Europe 11 Day One Total: USA 5, Europe 3 Roth/McDougal (3 and 1) over Jones/Stott Afternoon Four-Ball Total: USA 3, Europe 1 Day Two Total: USA 4, Europe 4 Two-Day Total: USA 9, Europe 7 16th PGA Cup THE 2006 PGA MEDIA GUIDE – 319

The U.S. had the “Upper” hand at Kildare Hotel and16th Country PGA ClubCup Site: Kildare Country Club 1992 1992 near Dublin, Ireland. Actually, Brett Upper of Clearwater, Fla., was Dublin, Ireland playing at a special level in guiding theAmericans to a 15-11 victory Date: Sept. 18-20 over a team of Europe’s finest club professionals. Upper, a former PGA Tour player and the 1990 PGA Club Professional Champion, eagled the par-5, 529-yard 18th hole Results: USA 15, Europe 11 three straight times to clinch match victories. PGA Cup Teams United States Europe Of 25 matches, 12 were decided on the 18th hole. American playerswon four times Captain: Patrick J. Rielly Captain: Paul Leonard going the distance, and four times they saved halves on the final hole. Only once did Bob Borowicz John Chillas they fail to hold a lead going into the 18th. Mike San Filippo lost a 1-up lead when Tim Gene Fieger Peter Cowen Giles made a 30-foot birdie putt on the 18th hole. Upper teamed with Fieger to score Larry Gilbert Tim Giles six points in six matches. Larry Gilbert of Lexington, Ky., the 1991 PGA Club Profes- Ron McDougal Chris Hall Mike San Filippo John Hoskison sional Player of the Year, earned two points in his sixth appearance in the PGA Cup. Lee Rinker Nick Job Mike Schuchart David Jones Brett Upper Craig Maltman Steve Veriato Brian Rimmer Tom Wargo Russell Weir

Morning Foursomes (Day One) Morning Foursomes (Day Two) Singles (Day Three) Cowen/Jones (2 and 1) over San Filippo/Wargo McDougal/Wargo halved with Chillas/Weir Fieger (3 and 2) over Jones Hall/Job (1-up) over Schuchart/Veriato Hoskison/Maltman (4 and 3) over Rinker/San Filippo Job (5 and 4) over Wargo Borowicz/Gilbert (3 and 2) over Hoskison/Maltman Hall/Job (2 and 1) over Gilbert/Veriato Gilbert, illness default (match halved) Fieger/Upper (6 and 4) over Chillas/Weir Fieger/Upper (1-up) over Cowen/Jones Schuchart halved with Hall Weir (3 and 2) over Veriato Afternoon Four-Ball (Day One) Afternoon Four-Ball (Day Two) San Filippo halved with Giles Jones/Cowen halved with Rinker/Schuchart McDougal/Wargo (2 and 1) over Hoskison/Maltman Cowen (1-up) over McDougal McDougal/Wargo (4 and 3) over Hall/Job Rinker/Schuchart (2-up) over Chillas/Weir Rinker halved with Chillas Borowicz/Gilbert (5 and 4) over Giles/Rimmer Hall/Job (1-up) over Borowicz/Gilbert Borowicz (5 and 3) over Maltman Fieger/Upper (2 and 1) over Hoskison/Maltman Fieger/Upper (1-up) over Cowen/Jones Upper (2-up) over Hoskison Day One Total: USA 5½, Europe 2½ Day Two Total: USA 4½, Europe 3½ Day Three Total: USA 5, Europe 5 Two-Day Total: USA 10, Europe 6 Final Score: USA 15, Europe 11

15th PGA Cup

It was the first time PGA Professionals faced a team that had been Site: Turtle Point Golf Club 1990 expanded to include players from continental Europe. But the Cup PGA 1990 Kiawah Island, S.C. deeper and more experienced U.S. Team was set for a rout. In a shining example of sportsmanship during the second day in an afternoon four-ball Date: Sept. 21-23 match, American Dale Fuller reached down and conceded Tim Rastall’s eight-foot par Results: USA 19, Europe 7 putt on the 18th green. The gesture forced a halve in the match and sent the U.S. into PGA Cup Teams the final-day singles with a 13-3 cushion. The only thing left undecided the final day United States Europe was the victory margin. The U.S. finished with 19 points and surpassed the 1983 spread Captain: Captain: of eight points as the greatest winning margin. But the sportsmanship episode took James Ray Carpenter Richard Bradbeer Bob Ford Brian Barnes precedence. Bob Boyd Paul Carman “It was the thing to do,” said Fuller. “It was too good a match to come down to an Bruce Fleisher Tim Rastall eight-foot putt. They (the European team) are to be commended.” The European team Phillip Hancock Alastair Webster featured seven-time PGA Cup member Brian Waites, 50, and six-time Cup member Sammy Rachels Kevin Stables Kim Thompson Brian Waites Brian Barnes. The U.S. contingent featured 1989 PGA Club Professional Champion Ray Freeman John Woof Bruce Fleisher and former PGA Tour player Phillip Hancock, who won three matches Stu Ingraham Russell Weir together as a team and had a total record of 5-1 overall. Dale Fuller David Screeton Jeff Thomsen David Scott

Morning Foursomes (Day One) Morning Foursomes (Day Two) Singles (Day Three) Boyd/Ford halved with Webster/Stables Weir/Waites (2 and 1) over Freeman/Ingraham Webster (4 and 3) over Freeman Fleisher/Hancock (7 and 6) over Waites/Woof Fuller/Thomsen (3 and 2) over Screeton/Carman Fuller (1-up) over Barnes Rachels/Thompson (3 and 2) over Rastall/Carman Hancock/Thompson (4 and 2) over Rastall/Woof Fleisher (4 and 3) over Waites Freeman/Ingraham (2 and 1) over Weir/Barnes Boyd/Ford (2 and 1) over Stables/Webster Weir (1-up) over Boyd Ingraham (7 and 6) over Rastall Afternoon Four-Ball (Day One) Afternoon Four-Ball (Day Two) Rachels (1-up) over Stables Fuller/Thomsen (4 and 3) over Webster/Stables Rachels/Thompson (4 and 3) over Barnes/Carman Carman (3 and 2) over Hancock Fleisher/Hancock (2 and 1) over Carman/Screeton Fleisher/Hancock (3 and 2) over Waites/Weir Woof (2-up) over Thompson Weir/Waites (3 and 2) over Boyd/Ford Fuller/Thomsen halved with Rastall/Scott Ford (5 and 4) over Screeton Rachels/Ingraham (8 and 7) over Barnes/Scott Boyd/Ford (1-up) over Stables/Webster Thomsen (4 and 3) over Scott Day One Total: USA 6½, Europe 1½ Day Two Total: USA 6½, Europe 1½ Day Three Total: USA 6, Europe 4 Two-Day Total: USA 13, Europe 3 Final Score: USA 19, Europe 7 320 – THE 2006 PGA MEDIA GUIDE 14th PGA Cup

The Americans amassed a 15½-point total, the most14th points PGA by either Cup Site: The Belfry 1988 1988 team in the history of the PGA Cup, to capture the United States’ Sutton Coldfield, England first victory in the United Kingdom since 1976. Tom Wargo of Date: July 22-24 Centralia, Ill., rallied his teammates in the singles with a gutsy 1-up victory over Phil ½ ½ Hinton, and 1987 PGA Club Professional Champion Jay Lumpkin of Amelia Island Results: USA 15 , Great Britain & Ireland 10 Plantation, S.C., downed European veteran Russell Weir, 3 and 2. PGA Cup Teams United States Great Britain & Ireland Captain: Mickey Powell Captain: David Huish Scott Bess Keith Ashdown Morning Foursomes (Day One) Afternoon Four-Ball (Day Two) Gibby Gilbert John Chillas Gilbert/Bess halved with Chillas/Jones Gilbert/Menne (4 and 3) over Hinton/Hoskison David Glenz Ged Furey Weir/Stafford (4 and 2) over Thore/Lumpkin Lendzion/Glenz (3 and 1) over Job/Weir Bob Lendzion Martin Gray Glenz/Lendzion (3 and 2) over Hinton/Gray Bess/Nielsen (3 and 2) over Ashdown/Furey Jay Lumpkin Phil Hinton Menne/Wargo (7 and 5) over Job/Hoskison Thore/Wargo (1-up) over Chillas/Jones Bob Menne John Hoskison Day Two Total: USA 5½, Great Britain & Ireland 2½ Afternoon Four-Ball (Day One) Lonnie Nielsen Nick Job Two-Day Total: USA 9½, Great Britain & Ireland 6½ Jeffrey Roth Kevin Jones Ashdown/Furey (1-up) over Gilbert/Glenz Singles (Day Three) David Thore Gary Stafford Gray/Hoskison (1-up) over Menne/Wargo Tom Wargo Russell Weir Nielsen/Roth halved with Chillas/Jones Wargo (1-up) over Hinton Thore/Lumpkin (5 and 3) over Weir/Stafford Thore (1-up) over Job Day One Total: USA 4, Great Britain & Ireland 4 Lumpkin (3 and 2) over Weir Jones (5 and 4) over Roth Morning Foursomes (Day Two) Lendzion (3 and 2) over Gray Nielsen/Glenz (2 and 1) over Weir/Stafford Bess (3 and 1) over Ashdown Ashdown/Furey (2 and 1) over Thore/Lumpkin Furey (4 and 3) over Nielsen Gray/Hoskison (2-up) over Roth/Wargo Stafford (1-up) over Glenz Lendzion/Bess halved with Chillas/Jones Hoskison (4 and 3) over Menne Gilbert (3 and 1) over Chillas Day Three Total: USA 6, Great Britain & Ireland 4 Final Score: USA 15½, Great Britain & Ireland 10½

13th PGA Cup

The U.S. team won back the Llandudno International Trophy after Site: Knollwood Country Club 1986 an absence of four years, as American depth took its toll throughout 1986 Lake Forest, Ill. the singles round on the final day. Wheeler Stewart of Alexandria, Va., 1984 PGA Club Professional Champion Bill Schumaker of Columbus City, Ind., Date: Sept. 17-19 and Kevin Morris of White Plains, N.Y., each scored wins in the singles. Charlie Epps Results: USA 16, Great Britain & Ireland 9 of the U.S. squad and Scotsman Willie Milne, a burly golf-range operator, saved the PGA Cup Teams best for last. They reached the 438-yard 18th hole even. Epps knocked his approach to United States Great Britain & Ireland the middle of the green, while Milne flew his 8-iron approach over the green and his Captain: Mark Kizziar Captain: Derek Nash chip shot eight feet past the cup. Epps followed by putting to within inches of the cup. Rick Acton Denis Durnian Ken Allard Pip Elson As Milne prepared to replace his ball, Epps stunned players and officials by conceding Scott Bess Martin Gray the eight-footer for a halved match. Milne then gave Epps a bear hug in the middle of Charlie Epps David Huish the green. In 1986, the format was expanded to four foursomes and four four-ball Ray Freeman Keith Robson matches on each of the first two days. Kevin Morris Gary Smith Wheeler Stewart Willie Milne Bill Schumaker Bob Longworth Jim White Russell Weir

Morning Foursomes (Day One) Morning Four-Ball (Day Two) Singles (Day Three) Durnian/Elson (4 and 2) over Stewart/White Gray-Huish (4 and 2) over Acton/Bess Huish (1-up) over Allard Allard/Schumaker (3 and 2) over Gray/Weir Durnian/Elson (6 and 5) over Freeman/White Durnian (3 and 2) over White Morris/Freeman (4 and 3) over Robson/Smith Smith/Weir halved with Epps/Schumaker Stewart (2 and 1) over Gray Acton/Bess (4 and 3) over Huish/Milne Allard/Stewart (5 and 4) over Milne/Longworth Morris (1-up) over Elson Weir (2 and 1) over Freeman Afternoon Four-Ball (Day One) Afternoon Foursomes (Day Two) Schumaker (5 and 3) over Smith Epps/Schumaker (1-up) over Durnian-Elson Gray/Huish (2 and 1) over Morris/White Acton (3 and 1) over Longworth Morris/White (4 and 3) over Gray/Weir Durnian/Elson (1-up) over Epps/Freeman Bess (3 and 2) over Robson Allard/Stewart (5 and 3) over Huish/Milne Allard/Schumaker (4 and 2) over Robson/Smith Epps halved with Milne Acton/Bess (6 and 5) over Longworth/Smith Acton/Bess (2-up) over Longworth/Weir Day Three Total: USA 5½, Great Britain & Ireland 3½ Day One Total: USA 7, Great Britain & Ireland 1 Day Two Total: Great Britain & Ireland 4½,USA 3½ Final Score: USA 16, Great Britain & Ireland 9 Two-Day Total: USA 10½, Great Britain & Ireland 5½ 12th PGA Cup THE 2006 PGA MEDIA GUIDE – 321

Great Britain & Ireland steamed ahead of the U.S.12th by winning PGA Cup four Site: Turnberry, Scotland 1984 1984 of six opening matches, holding on to a 7-5 lead after two days, and Date: July 25-27 polishing off a Cup victory in the singles with five consecutive Results: Great Britain & Ireland 12½,USA8½ victories and a day-ending 5½ to 3½ margin. The difference may have been veterans Peter Butler, 52, and 40-year-old David Huish, who finished 4½-1 overall. Huish PGA Cup Teams United States Great Britain & Ireland scored a 1-up victory over Terry Florence in singles, and Butler halved with John Captain: Joe Black Captain: Keith Hockey Elliott. Tim Collins David Butler On the first day, Florence of Charleston, S.C., jumped into the waters of the Wee John Elliott Peter Butler Burn guarding the 16th green to play a miraculous recovery shot during the morning Terry Florence Bob Cameron foursomes. Florence didn’t notice or care that he had not removed his shoes and socks. Bob Ford John Chillas David Glenz Craig DeFoy Despite his recovery, Florence and partner Jim Webb fell to Butler and Huish, 2 and 1. Dan Murphy Dennis Durnian The U.S. loss was the Americans’ fourth consecutive defeat on foreign soil. Don Padgett II David Huish Larry Webb David Ingram Morning Foursomes (Day One) Afternoon Foursomes (Day Two) Bob Wynn David Vaughan P. Butler/Huish (2 and 1) over Florence/Webb Ford/Glenz (2 and 1) over Cameron/Chillas Chillas/Cameron (2 and 1) over Collins/Padgett Webb/Wynn (2 and 1) over Durnian/Ingram Durnian/Ingram (1-up) over Elliott/Glenz P. Butler/Huish (3 and 2) over Florence/Murphy Day Two Total: USA 3, Great Britain & Ireland 3 Afternoon Four-Ball (Day One) Two-Day Total: Great Britain & Ireland 7, USA 5 Webb/Wynn (2 and 1) over D. Butler/Vaughan Ford/Padgett (4 and 3) over Chillas/Huish Singles (Day Three) DeFoy/Durnian (1-up) over Glenz/Murphy DeFoy (6 and 5) over Padgett Day One Total: Great Britain & Ireland 4, USA 2 Chillas (2 and 1) over Ford Huish (1-up) over Florence Morning Four-Ball (Day Two) Durnian (1-up) over Webb P. Butler/Durnian (3 and 1) over Ford/Padgett Cameron (5 and 4) over Murphy Chillas/Huish (5 and 4) over Collins/Elliott Collins (1-up) over D. Butler Florence/Wynn (3 and 2) over D. Butler/Vaughan Elliott halved with P. Butler Glenz (3 and 2) over Vaughan Wynn (7 and 6) over Ingram Day Three Total: Great Britain & Ireland 5½, USA 3½ Final Score: Great Britain & Ireland 12½, USA 8½

11th PGA Cup

Great Britain & Ireland blitzed the PGA Professionals, 9½ to 2½, Site: Muirfield, Scotland 1983 G Cup PGA 1983 after two rounds, including a 3-0 shutout in the second-day morning Date: July 28-30 four-ball, and won five of nine singles matches to capture their third Results: Great Britain & Ireland 14½,USA6½ victory in the PGA Cup. The 14½ to 6½ defeat matched Great Britain & Ireland’s 1979 performance (12½ to 4½) for the widest margin of victory. “We were killed PGA Cup Teams within 50 yards of the green,” said U.S. Captain Joe Black. “The British and Irish were United States Great Britain & Ireland Captain: Joe Black Captain: Keith Hockey so much better. That’s usually our strong point.” The hosts proved it was their week Larry Gilbert Bob Cameron in many ways. In the opening day’s afternoon four-ball match between David Dunk Jack Seltzer John Chillas and John Chillas against the American duo of Gene Borek and Kevin Morris, Dunk Jim Logue David Dunk struck an approach shot on the 17th hole from a bad lie. The ball made the edge of the Bob Lendzion Jim Farmer green, and he holed a 50-foot eagle putt to square the match. Dunk then saved his Jim King Martin Gray Denis Husse Mike Ingham team, and halved the match, by sinking a five-foot par putt on the 18th green. Kevin Morris Tony Minshall Tom Robertson Alistair Thomson Morning Foursomes (Day One) Afternoon Foursomes (Day Two) Gene Borek Phil Weaver Gilbert/Robertson (4 and 2) over Ingham/Thomson Minshall/Ingham (4 and 2) over Seltzer/Morris Cameron/Weaver (5 and 4) over King/Logue Chillas/Weaver (4 and 3) over Robertson/Husse Farmer/Gray (4 and 3) over Seltzer/Lendzion King/Lendzion (5 and 3) over Farmer/Gray Day Two Total: Great Britain & Ireland 5, USA 1 Afternoon Four-Ball (Day One) Two-Day Total: Great Britain & Ireland 9½, USA 2½ Borek/Morris halved with Chillas/Dunk Minshall/Cameron (1-up) over Husse/Logue Singles (Day Three) Farmer/Gray (1-up) over Gilbert/Robertson Gilbert (3 and 2) over Farmer Day One Total: Great Britain & Ireland 4½, USA 1½ Weaver(3&2)overRobertson Seltzer (5 and 4) over Chillas Morning Four-Ball (Day Two) Logue (1-up) over Minshall Minshall/Ingham (2 and 1) over Gilbert/Seltzer Cameron (2 and 1) over Lendzion Weaver/Chillas (2 and 1) over Robertson/Borek Thomson (4 and 2) over Husse Farmer/Thomson (2-up) over Logue/King Dunk (6 and 5) over Morris Gray (7 and 6) over King Borek (2-up) over Ingham Day Three Total: Great Britain & Ireland 5, USA 4 Final Score: Great Britain 14½, USA 6½ 322 – THE 2006 PGA MEDIA GUIDE 10th PGA Cup

The Americans stormed through the opening foursome10th PGA and four- Cup Site: Holston Hills Country Club 1982 1982 ball matches, rolling to a 5½ to ½ lead over the Great Britain & Knoxville, Tenn. Ireland team on the first day of play. Willie Milne and four-time Date: Sept. 10-12 Ryder Cup Team member Peter Butler managed to catch 1981 PGA Club Professional ½ ½ Champion Larry Gilbert and Richard Crawford to halve the first match of the opening Results: USA 13 , Great Britain & Ireland 7 round. The U.S. built an 8½ to 3½ lead during the second round, and Jim Albus, PGA Cup Teams Crawford, John Jackson and Don Padgett II each scored wins in singles competition. United States Great Britain & Ireland It was fitting that Albus recorded the decisive point, having played perhaps the best of Captain: Don Padgett Jr. Captain: David Jones John Jackson Denis Durnian any of his teammates during the week. Jim Logue Willie Milne Gary Robinson Peter Butler Morning Foursomes (Day One) Afternoon Foursomes (Day Two) Don Massengale David Vaughan Gilbert/Crawford halved with Milne/Butler Albus/Gilbert (7 and 6) over Collins/Weaver Jimmy Wright Paul Leonard Padgett II/Massengale (4 and 3) over Butler/Milne (5 and 4) over Crawford/Massengale Jim Albus John Chillas Durnian/Vaughan Chillas/Leonard (3 and 2) over Padgett II/Jackson Richard Crawford David Dunk Robinson/Logue (6 and 5) over Chillas/Collins Day Two Total: USA 3, Great Britain & Ireland 3 Don Padgett II Ian Collins ½ ½ Larry Gilbert Phil Weaver Afternoon Four-Ball (Day One) Two-Day Total: USA 8 , Great Britain & Ireland 3 Wright/Albus (3 and 2) over Dunk/Weaver Singles (Day Three) Jackson/Padgett II (4 and 3) over Milne/Leonard Jackson (1-up) over Durnian Gilbert/Massengale (3 and 2) over Vaughan/Durnian Milne (3 and 1) over Logue Day One Total: USA 5½, Great Britain & Ireland ½ Butler (2-up) over Robinson Massengale halved with Vaughan Morning Four-Ball (Day Two) Wright halved with Leonard Milne/Butler (3 and 2) over Robinson/Wright Albus (2 and 1) over Chillas Padgett II/Logue (1-up) over Chillas/Leonard Crawford (3 and 2) over Dunk Jackson/Gilbert (4 and 3) over Vaughan/Durnian Padgett II (4 and 3) over Collins Weaver (6 and 5) over Gilbert Day Three Total: USA 5, Great Britain & Ireland 4 Final Score: USA 13½, Great Britain & Ireland 7½

Ninth PGA Cup

Great Britain & Ireland, led by former schoolboy boxer Michael Site: Turnberry Isle Country Club 1981 Steadman, won six of the final-day singles matches to force the 1981 Aventura, North Miami, Fla. second tie in the history of the PGA Cup. Steadman, the British PGA Club Professional Champion, teamed with fellow Date: Oct. 15-18 countryman John Yeo in the first-day four-balls to defeat the top U.S. team of 1980 Results:USA10½, Great Britain & Ireland 10½ PGA Club Professional Champion John Traub and Oakmont (Pa.) Country Club PGA PGA Cup Teams Professional Bob Ford. Rallying from a four-hole deficit after nine holes, Steadman United States Great Britain & Ireland and Yeo clawed their way back. They pulled even after 16 holes, and Steadman Captain: Joe Black Captain: Doug Smith knocked his approach three feet from the cup on No. 17 for an easy birdie and a 1-up Jim Albus Peter Butler Steve Benson Bob Cameron lead. Ford flew his wedge approach five feet from the pin on the par-5, 551-yard 18th, Gene Borek Craig DeFoy but Yeo hit his wedge approach from heavy rough to within two feet of the pin to halve Bob Ford Denis Durnian the hole and win the match. Steadman went on to win his singles match over Traub, 7 Larry Gilbert David Jones and 6, and Yeo downed Jim Albus, 5 and 3. John Jackson, Ford and Don Padgett II John Jackson John Morgan Roger Kennedy David Ridley managed to save U.S. pride by winning their singles matches. Don Padgett II Mike Steadman John Traub John Yeo

Morning Foursomes (Day One) Afternoon Foursomes (Day Two) Gilbert/Albus (3 and 2) over DeFoy/Durnian Durnian/Morgan over Gilbert/Albus (2-up) Jackson/Benson (5 and 4) over Jones/Ridley Cameron/Ridley (2 and 1) over Jackson/Benson Kennedy/Padgett II halved with Butler/Morgan Padgett II/Kennedy halved with Steadman/Yeo Day Two Total: USA 3, Great Britain & Ireland 3 Afternoon Four-Ball (Day One) Two-Day Total: USA 7½, Great Britain & Ireland 4½ Steadman/Yeo (1-up) over Traub/Ford Albus/Gilbert (3 and 2) over DeFoy/Cameron Singles (Day Three) Padgett II/Borek (4&3) over Durnian/Morgan Steadman (7 and 6) over Traub Day One Total: USA 4½, Great Britain & Ireland 1½ Yeo (5 and 3) over Albus Morgan (2 and 1) over Benson Morning Four-Ball (Day Two) Jackson (3 and 1) over Durnian Traub/Ford (3 and 2) over Butler/Jones Butler (5 and 4) over Borek Jackson/Benson halved with Steadman/Yeo Jones (1-up) over Kennedy Kennedy/Borek (1-up) over DeFoy/Ridley Ridley (2-up) over Gilbert Ford (1-up) over DeFoy Padgett II (3 and 1) over Cameron Day Three Total: Great Britain & Ireland 6, USA 3 Final Score: USA 10½, Great Britain & Ireland 10½ Eighth PGA Cup THE 2006 PGA MEDIA GUIDE – 323

In 1980, both sides agreed to change the formatEighth to three PGA four-ball Cup Site: Oak Tree Golf Club 980 1980 and three foursome matches on each of the first two days, and nine Edmond, Okla. singles matches the final day. The bus driver of the Great Britain & Date: Sept. 19-21 Ireland Team overslept, causing a one-hour delay in the first-round four-ball competi- tion. It was an omen that things wouldn’t be going the visiting team’s way on the Results: USA 15, Great Britain & Ireland 6 challenging 7,051-yard Pete Dye-designed Oak Tree course. The Americans opened PGA Cup Teams with a 3-0 shutout in the morning matches and built a 5-1 lead after the first round. The United States Great Britain & Ireland Great Britain & Ireland team’s finest moment came in the second-day best-ball match, Captain: Don Padgett Jr. Captain: David Talbot Tommy Aycock Alec Bickerdike with David Huish and Jim Farmer recording birdies on five of the first seven holes to Dave Barber Jim Farmer defeat Buddy Whitten and Doug Campbell, 2 and 1. But Whitten, who would finish Doug Campbell Peter Harrison 4-1 overall, paired with Dave Barber in the afternoon and routed Huish and Farmer, 7 Terry Florence David Huish and 6, in the most lopsided victory of the matches. Four of the final-day singles matches Randy Glover David Jagger Roger Kennedy John McTear were decided on the 18th hole. Jack Lewis Tony Minshall George Shortridge Leonard Owens Buddy Whitten David Thorp

Morning Four-Ball (Day One) Morning Four-Ball (Day Two) Singles (Day Three) Glover/Lewis (1-up) over Jagger/Bickerdike Huish/Farmer (2 and 1) over Whitten/Campbell Lewis (4 and 3) over Jagger Shortridge/Whitten (3 and 1) over Thorp/Minshall Glover/Lewis (2 and 1) over Jagger/Owens Florence (3 and 1) over Huish Aycock/Florence (2 and 1) over Huish/Farmer Aycock/Kennedy (1-up) over Harrison/Minshall Shortridge (2 and 1) over Farmer Glover halved with Minshall Afternoon Foursomes (Day One) Afternoon Foursomes (Day Two) Barber halved with Owens Jagger/Owens (4 and 3) over Lewis/Barber Whitten/Barber (7 and 6) over Huish/Farmer Thorp(2and1)overKennedy Whitten/Kennedy (2 and 1) over Farmer/McTear Glover/Florence (2 and 1) over Jagger/Owens Campbell halved with Bickerdike Aycock/Campbell (5 and 4) over Huish/Thorp Aycock/Shortridge halved with Thorp/ Minshall McTear (3 and 2) over Aycock Day One Total: USA 5, Great Britain & Ireland 1 Day Two Total: USA 4½ , Great Britain & Ireland 1½ Whitten (1-up) over Harrison Two-Day Total: USA 9½, Great Britain & Ireland 2½ Day Three Total: USA 5½, Great Britain & Ireland 3½ Final Score: USA 15, Great Britain & Ireland 6

Seventh PGA Cup

Any hopes American PGA Professionals had of reclaiming the Cup PGA 1979 1979 Llandudno Trophy were quickly thwarted by a veteranGreat Britain Site: Castletown Links, Isle of Man & Ireland team and icy gale force winds which continually swept Date: Sept. 28-30 across the Isle of Man during two days of the matches. The only U.S. victory in the Results: Great Britain & Ireland 12½,USA4½ opening round was the team of 1978 PGA Club Professional Champion John Gentile PGA Cup Teams of Westport, Conn., and Jim Ferree of Pittsburgh, Pa. The duo downed the tandem of United States Great Britain & Ireland Jim Farmer and John Morgan, 8 and 6. The hosts took a 6-2 lead into the final-day Captain: Don Padgett Jr. Captain: Bill Watson singles matches, winning six and halving one. Bob Bruno and Ferree were the only Tom Aycock Peter Butler Bob Bruno Jim Farmer U.S. winners in the singles round, and Great Britain & Ireland’s David Huish and Peter Tim Collins David Huish Butler went unbeaten in three outings. Jim Ferree David Jones John Gentile Paul Leonard Foursomes (Day One) Singles (Day Three) Jay Overton John Morgan Huish/Butler (4 and 2) over Collins/Aycock Jones (6 and 5) over Overton George Shortridge David Ridley Waites/Ridley (2 and 1) over Bruno/Overton Waites (1-up) over Wright Jack Sommers Michael Steadman Gentile/Ferree (8 and 6) over Farmer/Morgan Farmer (5 and 4) over Gentile Jimmy Wright Brian Waites Sommers/Shortridge halved with Jones/Leonard Shortridge halved with Ridley Day One Total: Great Britain & Ireland 2½, USA 1½ Ferree (2-up) over Leonard Bruno (5 and 3) over Steadman Four-Ball (Day Two) Morgan (5 and 4) over Aycock Waites/Farmer (2 and 1) over Wright/Overton Butler (5 and 4) over Collins Butler/Steadman (4 and 3) over Gentile/Ferree Huish (2 and 1) over Sommers Collins/Aycock halved with Jones/Morgan Day Three Total: Great Britain & Ireland 6½, USA 2½ Huish/Ridley (1-up) over Shortridge/Sommers Final Score: Great Britain & Ireland 12½, USA 4½ Day Two Total: Great Britain & Ireland 3½, USA ½ Two-Day Total: Great Britain & Ireland 6, USA 2 324 – THE 2006 PGA MEDIA GUIDE Sixth PGA Cup

For the first time in the six-year history of the PGASixth Cup, thePGA Britons Cup Site: St. Mellion Golf and Country Club 1978 1978 were victorious. It was also the first time in 21 years that a British Plymouth, England professional team had beaten the Americans. The last British vic- Date: Sept. 8-10 tory had been the 1957 Ryder Cup victory at Linderick Golf Club in Yorkshire, Eng- ½ ½ land. The hosts jumped to a 3-point lead in the first round, led 5-3 after the second and Results: Great Britain & Ireland 10 ,USA6 then won 5½ points to sew things up in the singles. Laurie Hammer of Boynton Beach, PGA Cup Teams Fla., and Tom Aycock of Kingsville, Texas, were the only U.S. players to figure in two United States Great Britain & Ireland wins, but fell back in the foursome matches. Rives McBee of Irving, Texas, suffered Captain: Henry Poe Captain: Tommy Horton Tom Aycock Peter Butler his first loss in four Cup appearances, losing to Peter Tupling, 2 and 1. Dave Barber Brian Evans Steve Benson David Huish Foursomes (Day One) Singles (Day Three) Tim Collins Mike Ingham Butler/Huish (5 and 4) over Hammer/Smith Hammer (2 and 1) over Jones Laurie Hammer David Jones Waites/Ingham (4 and 3) over Summerhays/Barber Tupling (2 and 1) over McBee Rives McBee George McKay McBee/Collins halved with Jones/Tupling Aycock (7 and 6) over Waites Art Proctor Alistair Thomson Thomson/Evans (2-up) over Proctor/Aycock Ingham (4 and 3) over Smith Ron Smith Peter Tupling Day One Total: Great Britain & Ireland 3½, USA ½ Thomson (2-up) over Proctor Bruce Summerhays Brian Waites Benson (2-up) over McKay Four-Ball (Day Two) Evans (1-up) over Barber McBee/Aycock (1-up) over Huish/Butler Butler (3 and 2) over Collins Waites/Ingham (1-up) over Benson/Smith Summerhays halved with Huish Proctor/Hammer (3 and 1) over Jones/Tupling Day Three Total: Great Britain & Ireland 5½, USA 3½ Summerhays/Collins halved with Thomson/McKay Final Score: Great Britain & Ireland 10½, USA 6½ Day Two Total: USA 2½, Great Britain & Ireland 1½ Two-Day Total: Great Britain & Ireland 5, USA 3

Fifth PGA Cup

The fifth meeting of the U.S. and Great Britain & Ireland club Site: Mission Hills Country Club 1977 1977 professionals resulted in one of the best duels in PGA Cup history. It was the first time since 1927 that a visiting British Ryder Cup or Palm Springs, Calif. PGA Cup team didn’t go home a loser. The challenging 7,200-yard, Desmond Muir- Date: Nov. 16-20 head-designed course in Palm Springs, Calif., provided the setting. Britain’s 38-year- Results: USA 8½, Great Britain & Ireland 8½ old Jim Kinsella, who was to face open heart surgery in the near future, teamed with PGA Cup Teams David Huish to win a foursome match and came back with a 2-and-1 triumph over Jim United States Great Britain & Ireland Albus. The visitors won six of nine singles matches to force the first deadlock in PGA Captain: Henry Poe Captain: Jack Hargreaves Cup history. It also was the first time nine singles matches were played, one more than Jim Albus Jim Farmer George Bellino Mike Gallagher in the previous four matches. Said U.S. Captain Henry Poe, who persuaded the British Tim Collins David Huish to consent to nine matches, “I feel strongly that a man who makes the PGA Cup Team Bob Duden Mike Ingham should play in the singles.” Jim Ferriell Jr. David Jones Bob Galloway Jim Kinsella Foursomes (Day One) Singles (Day Three) Larry Gilbert Leonard Owens George Lanning Gordon Townhill Huish/Kinsella (1-up) over Galloway/Collins Huish (3 and 2) over Duden Bruce Summerhays Brian Waites Gilbert/Ferriell Jr. (4 and 2) over Ingham/Waites Waites ( 1-up) over Galloway Bellino/Summerhays (4 and 3) over Farmer/Townhill Kinsella (2 and 1) over Albus Gallagher/Jones (2 and 1) over Duden/Albus Collins (6 and 4) over Gallagher Day One Total: USA 2, Great Britain & Ireland 2 Farmer (3 and 2) over Lanning Owens (2 and 1) over Bellino Four-Ball (Day Two) Summerhays (2 and 1) over Jones Gilbert/Ferriell Jr. (1-up) over Huish/Kinsella Ferriell Jr. ( 4 and 3) over Townhill Bellino/Summerhays (3 and 2) over Gallagher/Jones Ingham ( 1-up) over Gilbert Albus/Collins halved with Waites/Farmer Day Three Total: Great Britain & Ireland 6, USA 3 Galloway/Lanning (2 and 1) over Ingham/Owens Final Score: USA 8½, Great Britain & Ireland 8½ Day Two Total: USA 3½, Great Britain & Ireland ½ Two-Day Total: USA 5½, Great Britain & Ireland 2½ Fourth PGA Cup THE 2006 PGA MEDIA GUIDE – 325

The fourth consecutive win for U.S. PGA ProfessionalsFourth was PGA crafted Cup Site: Moortown Golf Club 1976 1976 in foul weather at the site of the 1929 Ryder Cup in Leeds, England. Leeds, England The Americans opened up a 4-0 lead in the first round of foursome Date: Oct. 13-15 matches, before the British rallied over the next two days to tie, 5½ to 5½, midway ½ ½ through the final round of singles. The evening of the opening day, an arctic front swept Results: USA 9 , Great Britain & Ireland 6 in, bringing heavy rain and forcing delay in the start of the second day’s four-ball PGA Cup Teams matches. The delay produced a suspension of play because of darkness. The lone U.S. United States Great Britain & Ireland win in four-ball was by Rives McBee and Larry Gilbert, a 1-up win featuring two Captain: Frank Cardi Captain: George Will Rex Baxter Bill Ferguson outstanding recovery shots to beat Brian Waites and David Ingram. Gilbert and McBee Gene Borek Vince Hood also provided wins in the singles round. McBee birdied the 15th hole, after a 3-iron Larry Gilbert David Ingham approach landed five feet from the cup, and closed out John Sharkey,4 and 3, providing Randy Glover Mike Ingram the momentum for victories in the next three singles matches. David Jiminez David Jones Rives McBee Ernie Jones Don Padgett II John Sharkey Foursomes (Day One) Singles (Day Three) Dennis Tiziani Brian Waites Watson/Glover (2 and 1) over D. Jones/E. Jones Ingham (1-up) over Baxter Roger Watson Peter Ward McBee/Gilbert (4 and 3) over Hood/Sharkey D. Jones (2-up) over Padgett II Tiziani/Baxter (3 and 2) over Ferguson/Ingham Waites (1-up) over Jiminez Padgett II/Jiminez (6 and 5) over Ingram/Waites McBee (4 and 3) over Sharkey Day One Total: USA 4, Great Britain & Ireland 0 Gilbert (5 and 3) over Ward Glover (3 and 1) over E. Jones Four-Ball (Day Two) Borek (1-up) over Ingram Ferguson/D. Jones (1-up) over Glover/Borek Ferguson (1-up) over Tiziani McBee/Gilbert (1-up) over Waites/Ingram Day Three Total: USA 4, Great Britain & Ireland 4 E. Jones/Ingham (2-up) over Tiziani/Baxter Final Score: USA 9½, Great Britain & Ireland 6½ Padgett II/Jiminez halved with Sharkey/Ward Day Two Total: Great Britain & Ireland 2½, USA 1½ Two-Day Total: USA 5½ Great Britain & Ireland 2½

Third PGA Cup

After two years in the comfortof warm Pinehurst, N.C., thetopPGA Site: Hillside Golf Club 1975 1975 Professionals of the U.S. and the British Isles met in Southport, England. The matches were renamed the PGA Cup after The PGA Southport, England Cup PGA of America took over the financing of the U.S. team and expanded the format from two Date: Oct. 15-17 to three days. A pro-am was held prior to the matches, and $12,000 was raised to allow Results: USA 9½, Great Britain-Ireland 6½ the British PGA to stage the meeting. The U.S. won three of the four opening four- PGA Cup Teams somes, and each team won one match and halved two in four-ball during the second United States Great Britain-Ireland day. On the last day, the U.S. won four of the final eight singles and halved a fifthmatch Captain: Captain: for their third straight Cup victory. Don Padgett Jr. Christy O’Connor Sr. Bob Benson Max Faulkner Eddie Famula Roger Fidler Foursomes (Day One) Singles (Day Three) Randy Glover David Huish Watson/Glover (5 and 4) over Waites/Richardson Huish (5 and 4) over Watson Ron Letellier Robert Jamieson Lichardus/Famula (3 and 1) over Sewell/Sadler Famula (3 and 2) over Richardson Babe Lichardus Ian Richardson Letellier/Wright (3 and 2) over Fidler/Scanlan Massey (2 and 1) over Sewell O’Dell Massey Adrian Sadler Huish/Jamieson (2 and 1) over Benson/Ver Brugge Lichardus halved with Jamieson Maurice Ver Brugge Denis Scanlan Day One Total: USA 3, Great Britain & Ireland 1 Letellier (2-up) over Sadler Roger Watson Doug Sewell Fidler (2-up) over Glover Jimmy Wright Brian Waites Four-Ball (Day Two) Waites (3 and 2) over Benson Watson/Glover halved with Huish/Jamieson Wright (3 and 1) over Faulkner Sadler/Sewell (1-up) over Massey/Ver Brugge Day Three Total: USA 4½, Great Britain & Ireland 3½ Lichardus/Famula (1-up) over Waites/Richardson Final Score: USA 9½, Great Britain & Ireland 6½ Wright/Letellier halved with Scanlan/Fidler Day Two Total: USA 2, Great Britain & Ireland 2 Two-Day Total: USA 5, Great Britain & Ireland 3 326 – THE 2006 PGA MEDIA GUIDE Second PGA Cup

Fresh from The PGA Club Professional ChampionshipSecond at PGA Pinehurst, Cup Site: Pinehurst No. 2 Course 1974 1974 N.C., and having 10 more practice days than their British visitors, Pinehurst, N.C. the U.S. PGA Professionals cruised to an easy victory in the second Date: Oct. 29-30 annual Diamondhead Cup Matches. Rives McBee of Irving, Texas,joinedNew Yorker ½ ½ Denny Lyons and John Molenda of Detroit by going unbeaten through both days in Results: USA 11 , Great Britain-Ireland 4 team and singles competition. Tommy Jacobs from Rancho La Costa, Calif., finished PGA Cup Teams the matches in excellent form, with a 5-under-par effort to defeat David Huish, 3 and 2. United States Great Britain-Ireland Scotland’s Bobby Jamieson accounted for three of his team’s 4½ points, crushing Captain: Henry Poe Captain: Brian Hutchinson Jerry Barber Alex Caygill Rex Baxter, 6 and 5, in singles and teaming with David Huish to defeat Stanley Brion Rex Baxter David Creamer and Larry Mancour in the first two rounds. Stan Brion Vince Hood British Captain Brian Hutchinson expressed hope that the matches would be re- Tommy Jacobs David Huish sumed in 1975 in Great Britain, but in mid-summer to provide acceptable playing condi- Jim Logue Bobby Jamieson Denny Lyons David Miller tions. However, the ’75 Cup matches were scheduled in October again, due to summer Larry Mancour Bill Murray being at the height of the American PGA Professionals’ playing and working calendar. Rives McBee Doug Sewell John Molenda Peter Ward Foursomes (Day One) Singles (Day Two) McBee/Lyons (2 and 1) over Murray/Miller Mancour (4 and 3) over Miller Sewell/Hood (1-up) over Barber/Jacobs Brion halved with Caygill Molenda/Baxter (3 and 2) over Caygill/Creamer McBee (2 and 1) over Hood Huish/Jamieson (1-up) over Brion/Mancour Logue (2-up) over Murray Lyons (6 and 5) over Ward Four-Ball (Day One) Molenda (2 and 1) over Creamer McBee/Lyons (6 and 4) over Ward/Creamer Jamieson (6 and 5) over Baxter Jacobs/Logue (4 and 3) over Caygill/Murray Jacobs (3 and 2) over Huish Baxter/Molenda (3 and 1) over Hood/Sewell Day Two Total: USA 6½, Great Britain & Ireland 1½ Huish/Jamieson (4 and 3) over Brion/Mancour Final Score: USA 11½, Great Britain & Ireland 4½ Day One Total: USA 5, Great Britain & Ireland 3

Inaugural PGA Cup

The inaugural Diamondhead Cup matches were a postscript to The Site: Pinehurst No. 2 Course 1973 PGA Club Professional Championship at Pinehurst, N.C. The 1973 Pinehurst, N.C. matches were the brainchild of Bill Maurer of the sponsoring Diamond- head Corporation,then-owner and operator of thePinehurst Resort.Theopening daybegan Date: Oct. 23-24 with starter LaurieAuchterlonie,honorary professionaloftheRoyalandAncientGolfClub Results: USA 13, Great Britain-Ireland 3 of St. Andrews in Scotland, ordering the players, “Gentlemen, start your engines!” The PGA Cup Teams result was a 2-2 deadlock in foursome matches. The U.S. grabbed the lead for good, 6-2, United States Great Britain-Ireland thanks to inspired play in the four-ball. Don Massengale and Rives McBee each finished Captain: William Clarke Captain: Tom Halliburton Gene Borek Richard Emery unbeaten in three matches. Massengale downed Bryan Hutchinson and McBee defeated Bob Bruno Bill Ferguson Brian Waites by respective 3-and-2 margins in singles. McBee teamed with Dennis Lyons Mal Galletta Bryan Hutchinson and Massengale with Craig Shankland for victories in foursomes and four-ball competi- Ernie George David Melville tion.GeneBorekandBabeLichardus eachfinished2-0.Borekbounced back fromastrained Babe Lichardus John Morgan back that had forced his withdrawal from The PGA Club Professional Championship. Denny Lyons Geoff Norton Don Massengale Doug Sewell Rives McBee Brian Waites Foursomes (Day One) Singles (Day Two) Craig Shankland Jack Wilkshire McBee/Lyons (3 and 1) over Waites/Sewell McBee (3 and 2) over Waites Massengale/Shankland (3 and 2) over Lyons (4 and 3) over Norton Morgan/Wilkshire Borek (3 and 2) over Melville Melville/Norton (5 and 4) over George/Lichardus Lichardus (3 and 2) over Morgan Hutchinson/Ferguson (1-up) over Bruno/Galletta Ferguson (2-up) over George Galletta (1-up) over Wilkshire Four-Ball (Day One) Bruno (8 and 6) over Sewell McBee/Lyons (5 and 4) over Hutchinson/Ferguson Massengale (3 and 2) over Hutchinson Massengale/Shankland (4 and 3) over Day Two Total: USA 7, Great Britain & Ireland 1 Waites/Wilkshire Final Score: USA 13, Great Britain & Ireland 3 Bruno/Galletta (3 and 2) over Norton/Melville Borek/Lichardus (3 and 2) over Sewell/Emery Day One Total: USA 6, Great Britain & Ireland 2 PGA Cup Player Records – United States THE 2006 PGA MEDIA GUIDE – 327

¢ U.S. Player Records (1973 - Present)* PGA Cup Player Records – United States Player Years Won Lost Halved Player Years Won Lost Halved Rick Acton 1986, ‘94 8 2 0 JohnLee 1994400 Jim Albus 1977, ‘81, ‘82 5 4 1 Bob Lendzion 1983, ‘88 4 2 1 Ken Allard 1986 4 1 0 Ron Letellier 1975 2 0 1 PerryArthur 1996310 J.L. Lewis 1994 4 1 0 Tommy Aycock 1978, ‘79, ‘80 5 4 2 Jack Lewis 1980 3 1 0 Dave Barber 1978, ‘80 1 2 2 Babe Lichardus 1973, ‘75 4 1 1 Jerry Barber 1974 0 1 0 Jim Logue 1974, ‘82, ‘83 5 4 0 Rex Baxter 1974, ‘76 3 3 0 Travis Long 2005 1 2 0 George Bellino 1977 2 1 0 Jay Lumpkin 1988 2 2 0 BobBenson 1975020 Denny Lyons 1973, ‘75 5 0 0 Steve Benson 1978, ‘81 2 2 1 Larry Mancour 1974 2 1 0 Don Berry 2003 3 1 0 Don Massengale 1973, ‘82 5 1 1 Scott Bess 1986, ‘88 6 1 2 O’Dell Massey 1975 1 1 0 Gene Borek 1976, ‘81, ‘83 6 3 1 Rives McBee 1973, ‘74, ‘76, ‘78 10 1 1 Bob Borowicz 1992 3 1 0 Ron McDougal 1992, ‘94, ‘98 5 5 3 George Bowman 1994 0 3 0 Brett Melton 2005 1 3 0 BobBoyd 1990, ‘00622 Bob Menne 1988 2 2 0 Stan Brion 1974 0 2 1 Mark Mielke 1998 2 2 0 Mark Brown 2000320 JohnMolenda1974300 Bob Bruno 1973, ‘79 3 1 1 AlanMorin 2003301 Mike Burke Jr. 1998 3 0 1 KevinMorris1983, ‘86331 Kevin Burton 2000 0 3 0 Dan Murphy 1984 0 3 0 Doug Campbell 1980 1 1 1 Lonnie Nielsen 1988, ‘96 3 3 1 Walt Chapman 1994 1 3 0 Pete Oakley 1994 2 2 0 Tom Cleaver 1994 2 1 0 Jay Overton 1979, ‘98 2 4 1 Tim Collins 1977, ‘78, ‘79, ‘84 2 6 4 Don Padgett II 1976, ‘81, ‘82, ‘84 8 5 3 Richard Crawford 1982 2 1 0 Ron Philo Jr. 2005 1 2 1 John DeForest 1996 1 4 0 Art Proctor 1978 1 2 0 Wayne DeFrancesco 2003 3 1 0 Sammy Rachels 1990, ‘96 5 1 0 Frank Dobbs 2000 1 3 1 LeeRinker 1992121 Bob Duden 1977 0 2 0 Tom Robertson 1983 1 3 0 Tim Dunlavey 2000 3 2 0 Gary Robinson 1982 1 2 0 John Elliott 1984 0 2 1 Jeffrey Roth 1988, ‘94, ‘96 5 6 1 Charlie Epps 1986 1 0 2 Mike San Filippo 1992 0 2 1 Barry Evans 2003 3 0 1 Steve Schneiter 1996 3 2 0 EddieFamula1975200 Mike Schuchart 1992 1 1 2 Jim Ferree 1979 2 1 0 Bill Schumaker 1986 3 0 1 Jim Ferriell Jr. 1977 3 0 0 Jack Seltzer 1983 1 3 0 Gene Fieger 1992, ‘98 8 2 0 Craig Shankland 1973 2 0 0 G Cup PGA Bruce Fleisher 1990 4 0 0 Jerry Shortridge 1979, ‘80 2 1 3 Terry Florence 1980, ‘84 4 3 0 MikeSmall 2005140 Bob Ford 1981, ‘84, ‘90, ‘96, ‘05 12 8 1 Ron Smith 1978 0 3 0 Jeff Freeman 2000 4 1 0 Todd M. Smith 1994 3 2 0 Ray Freeman 1990 1 2 0 Jack Sommers 1979 0 2 1 Dale Fuller 1990 3 0 1 Bob Sowards 2005 3 2 0 Brian Gaffney 2000 2 1 0 Scott Spence 2005 0 3 1 Mal Galletta 1973 2 0 0 Craig Stevens 2003 3 1 0 Bob Galloway 1977 1 2 0 Rich Steinmetz 2005 1 3 0 Bob Gaus 1998 3 0 1 Wheeler Stewart 1986 3 1 0 John Gentile 1979 1 2 0 Bruce Summerhays 1977, ‘78 3 1 2 Ernie George 1973 0 2 0 Tim Thelen 2000, ‘03, ‘05 10 3 0 Gibby Gilbert 1988 3 1 0 Kim Thompson 1990 3 1 0 Larry Gilbert 1976, ‘77, ‘81, ‘82, ‘83, ‘92 15 8 2 Jeff Thomsen 1990 3 0 1 Mike Gill 2000 3 2 0 David Thore 1988 3 2 0 Mike Gilmore 2003 2 1 1 Dennis Tiziani 1976 1 2 0 Dave Glenz 1984, ‘88 5 4 0 JohnTraub 1981120 Randy Glover 1975, ‘76, ‘80 7 2 1 Chris Tucker 1998 3 1 0 Laurie Hammer 1978 2 1 0 Brett Upper 1992 5 0 0 Phillip Hancock 1990 4 1 0 Maurice Ver Brugge 1975 0 2 0 Denis Husse 1983 0 3 0 Steve Veriato 1992 0 3 0 Stu Ingraham 1990, ‘96 5 4 0 Robby Ware 1996 1 3 0 W.D. (Bill) Israelson 1996 2 2 0 Tom Wargo 1988, ‘92 5 4 1 John Jackson 1981, ‘82 5 2 1 Roger Watson 1975, ‘76 3 1 0 Tommy Jacobs 1974 2 1 0 Larry Webb 1984 2 2 0 David Jiminez 1976 1 1 1 Tim Weinhart 2003 3 1 0 Chip Johnson 2005 1 2 1 Jim White 1986140 Shawn Kelly 2000 0 3 0 Buddy Whitten 1980 4 1 0 Roger Kennedy 1980, ‘81 3 2 2 Jimmy Wright 1975, ‘79, ‘82 3 1 2 Darrell Kestner 1998 3 1 0 BobWynn 1984310 Jim King 1983 1 3 0 Bruce Zabriski 1998, ‘03 4 2 1 Rob Labritz 2003 5 0 0 George Lanning 1977 1 1 0 Jeffrey Lankford 1998 2 1 1 * Totals represent all matches played 328 – THE 2006 PGA MEDIA GUIDE PGA Cup Player Records – Great Britain & Ireland

¢ Great Britain & Ireland Player Records (1973 - Present)*PGA Cup Player Records – Great Britain & Ireland Player Years Won Lost Halved Player Years Won Lost Halved Robert Arnott 2003 1 2 1 Michael Jones 1998 0 4 0 Keith Ashdown 1988 2 2 0 Jimmy Kinsella 1977 2 1 0 Andrew Baguley 1994, 2005 1 5 0 Gordon Law 1996, ‘03, ‘05 3 7 0 Brian Barnes 1990 0 4 0 Paul Leonard 1979, ‘82 1 3 2 Sion Bebb 2000 3 2 0 Bill Longmuir 1996, ‘03 2 7 0 Graeme Bell 2003 0 2 0 Bob Longworth 1986 0 4 0 Stephen Bennett 1998 2 3 0 MichaelMacara1998020 Alec Bickerdike 1980 0 1 1 Craig Maltman 1992, ‘94 3 2 0 Nick Brown 1996 3 2 0 Fraser Mann 1996, 2005 3 4 0 David Butler 1984 0 3 0 Robin Mann 1994 0 3 0 Peter Butler 1978, ‘79, ‘81, ‘82, Brendan McGovern 1996, ‘03 3 5 0 ‘84 12 2 3 Damien McGrane 2000 2 2 0 Bob Cameron 1981, ‘83, ‘84, ‘00, ‘03 7 10 0 George McKay 1978 0 1 1 Paul Carman 1990, ‘96 3 5 0 Steven McKenna 1996 2 1 0 Alex Caygill 1974 0 2 1 John McTear 1980 1 1 0 John Chillas 1982, ‘83, ‘84, ‘88, David Melville 1973 1 2 0 ‘92 6 10 6 David Miller 1974 0 2 0 Ian Collins 1982 0 3 0 Willie Milne 1982, ‘86 3 4 2 Peter Cowen 1992 2 1 1 Tony Minshall 1980, ‘83 3 3 2 David Creamer 1974 0 3 0 John Morgan 1973, ‘79, ‘81 3 4 2 Craig DeFoy 1981, ‘84 2 4 0 Bill Murray 1974 0 3 0 Kevin Dickens 1998 1 1 1 Tony Nash 2000, ‘05 3 4 1 Richard Dinsdale 2005 2 1 2 Geoff Norton 1973 1 2 0 David Dunk 1982, ‘83 1 2 1 Leonard Owens 1977, ‘80 2 3 1 Denis Durnian 1981, ‘82, ‘84, ‘86 9 9 0 Darren Parris 2005 5 0 0 John Dwyer 2000, ‘03 1 6 1 Tim Rastall 1990 0 3 1 Simon Edwards 2003, ‘05 5 4 1 Mark Reynolds 2005 4 1 0 Matthew Ellis 2005 3 1 1 Ian Richardson 1975 0 3 0 Pip Elson 1986 3 2 0 David Ridley 1979, ‘81 4 2 1 Richard Emery 1973 0 1 0 Brian Rimmer 1992, ‘98 2 4 0 Brian Evans 1978 2 0 0 KeithRobson 1986030 Jim Farmer 1977, ‘79, ‘80, ‘83 7 8 1 Adrian Sadler 1975 1 2 0 Max Faulkner 1975 0 1 0 Denis Scanlan 1975 0 1 1 Bill Ferguson 1973 2 1 0 David Scott 1990 0 2 1 Roger Fidler 1975 1 1 1 David Screeton 1990 0 3 0 Ged Furey 1988 3 1 0 Doug Sewell 1973, ‘74, ‘75 2 6 0 Mike Gallagher 1977 1 2 0 John Sharkey 1976 0 2 1 Andrew George 1998 1 4 0 Paul Simpson 1998 1 3 1 Tim Giles 1992 0 0 1 Gary Smith 1986 0 4 1 Martin Gray 1983, ‘86, ‘88 7 6 0 Kevin Stables 1990 0 4 1 John Greaves 1998 1 3 1 Gary Stafford 1988 2 2 0 Chris Hall 1992, ‘94, ‘00 4 6 1 Mike Steadman 1979, ‘81 3 1 2 Stephen Hamill 2000 3 2 0 Hogan Stott 1994, ‘00 1 6 0 Andrew Hare 2003 1 4 0 Gordon Townhill 1977 0 2 0 John Harrison 1994 3 2 0 Peter Tupling 1978 1 1 1 Peter Harrison 1980 0 2 0 Alistair Thomson 1978, ‘83 4 1 1 Joe Higgins 1994, ‘96 5 4 0 David Thorp 1980 1 2 1 Philip Hinton 1988 0 3 0 David Vaughan 1982, ‘84 0 6 1 VinceHood1974, ‘76130 Phil Weaver 1982, ‘83 5 2 0 John Hoskison 1988, ‘92 4 6 0 Brian Waites 1973, ‘75, ‘76, ‘77, ‘78, ‘79, ‘90 10 11 1 David Huish 1974, ‘75, ‘77, ‘78, Peter Ward 1974, ‘76 0 3 1 ‘79, 80, ‘84, ‘86 18 9 2 Alastair Webster 1990 1 3 1 Bryon Hutchinson 1973 1 2 0 Russell Weir 1986, ‘88, ‘90, ‘92, ‘94 David Ingram 1976, ‘84 0 5 0 ‘96, ‘98, ‘00 15 19 6 Mike Ingham 1976, ‘77, ‘78, ‘83 8 5 0 Paul Wesselingh 1998, 00, ‘03, ‘05 9 7 3 David Jagger 1980 1 4 0 Jack Wilkshire 1973 0 3 0 Bob Jamieson 1974, ‘75 4 0 2 John Woof 1990 1 2 0 Nick Job 1988, ‘92, ‘94, ‘96 5 8 0 John Yeo 1981 2 0 David Jones 1976, ‘77, ‘78, ‘79, ‘81, ‘92, ‘94 8 12 4 Ernie Jones 1976 1 2 0 *Totals represent all matches played Kevin Jones 1988 1 1 3