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2017 Presidents Cup Liberty National Golf Club Final Results and Notes – October 1, 2017 2017 Presidents Cup Liberty National Golf Club Final Results and Notes – October 1, 2017 Day One – Thursday, September 28 Foursome Matches – U.S. 3.5, International 1.5 Match 1 Justin Thomas/Rickie Fowler (U.S.) def. Charl Schwartzel/Hideki Matsuyama (International), 6 and 4 Match 2 Matt Kuchar/Dustin Johnson (U.S.) def. Jhonattan Vegas/Adam Scott (International), 1-up Match 3 Patrick Reed/Jordan Spieth (U.S.) def. Emiliano Grillo/Si Woo Kim (International), 5 and 4 Match 4 Branden Grace/Louis Oosthuizen (International) def. Daniel Berger/Brooks Koepka (U.S.), 3 and 1 Match 5 Phil Mickelson/Kevin Kisner (U.S.) halved with Marc Leishman/Jason Day (International) Day Two – Friday, September 29 Four-Ball Matches – U.S. 4.5, International 0.5 Overall – U.S. 8, International 2 Match 6: Jordan Spieth/Patrick Reed (U.S.) halved with Hideki Matsuyama/Adam Hadwin (International) Match 7: Rickie Fowler/Justin Thomas (U.S.) def. Louis Oosthuizen/Branden Grace (International), 3 and 2 Match 8: Phil Mickelson/Kevin Kisner (U.S.) def. Jason Day/Marc Leishman (International), 1 up Match 9: Kevin Chappell/Charley Hoffman (U.S.) def. Charl Schwartzel/Anirban Lahiri (International), 6 and 5. Match 10: Dustin Johnson/Brooks Koepka (U.S.) def. Adam Scott/Jhonattan Vegas (International), 3 and 2 Day Three – Saturday, September 30 Morning Foursomes Matches – U.S. Team 3.5, International 0.5 Overall – U.S. 11.5, International 2.5 Match 11: Patrick Reed/Jordan Spieth (U.S.) def. Jason Day/Marc Leishman (International), 4 and 3 Match 12: Dustin Johnson/Matt Kuchar (U.S.) def. Adam Scott/Adam Hadwin (International), 4 and 3 Match 13: Phil Mickelson/Kevin Kisner (U.S.) def. Jhonattan Vegas/Emiliano Grillo (International), 2 and 1 Match 14: Justin Thomas/Rickie Fowler (U.S.) halved with Louis Oosthuizen/Branden Grace (International) Day Three – Saturday, September 30 Afternoon Four-Ball Matches – U.S. 3, International 1 Overall – U.S. 14.5, International 3.5 Match 15: Jordan Spieth/Patrick Reed (U.S.) def. Jason Day/Louis Oosthuizen (International), 2 and 1 Match 16: Daniel Berger/Justin Thomas (U.S.) def. Hideki Matsuyama/Jhonattan Vegas (International), 3 and 2 Match 17: Si Woo Kim/Anirban Lahiri (International) def. Charley Hoffman/Kevin Chappell (U.S.), 1-up Match 18: Dustin Johnson/Brooks Koepka (U.S) def. Branden Grace/Marc Leishman (International), 3 and 2 Day Four – Sunday, October 1 Singles Matches – International 7.5, U.S. 4.5 Overall – U.S. 19, International 11 Match 19 – Kevin Chappell (U.S.) halved with Marc Leishman (International) Match 20 – Jason Day (International) def. Charley Hoffman (U.S.) 2 and 1 Match 21 -- Hideki Matsuyama (International) def. Justin Thomas (U.S.) 3 and 1 Match 22 – Daniel Berger (U.S.) def. Si Woo Kim (International), 2 and 1 Match 23 – Charl Schwartzel (International) def. Matt Kuchar (U.S.) 1-up Match 24 – Louis Oosthuizen (International) def. Patrick Reed (U.S.), 1-up Match 25 – Dustin Johnson (U.S.) halved with Branden Grace (International) Match 26 – Adam Scott (International) def. Brooks Koepka (U.S.), 3 and 2 Match 27 – Jhonattan Vegas (International) def. Jordan Spieth (U.S.) 2 and 1 Match 28 – Kevin Kisner (U.S.) halved with Anirban Lahiri (International) Match 29 – Phil Mickelson (U.S.) def. Adam Hadwin (International) 2 and 1 Match 30 – Rickie Fowler (U.S.) def. Emiliano Grillo (International) 6 and 4 Presidents Cup Notes With the 19-11 win this week, the United States owns a 10-1-1 record in the 12 playings of the biennial event. The Presidents Cup returns to Royal Melbourne Golf Club in Australia in 2019, the site of the lone International Team victory in 1998. The largest overall margin of victory in Presidents Cup history after all sessions is 11 points, when the U.S. defeated the International team 21.5 to 10.5 in 2000. Daniel Berger, needing one-half point to clinch the Presidents Cup for the U.S. Team, closed out Si Woo Kim 2 and 1 to become the first-ever Presidents Cup “rookie” to clinch the Cup. Berger, 24, is also the youngest player to clinch the Cup for either side. Four players on the U.S. Team went undefeated this week: Dustin Johnson 4-0-1 Rickie Fowler 3-0-1 Phil Mickelson 3-0-1 Kevin Kisner 2-0-2 Phil Mickelson, playing in his record 12th Singles match, defeated Adam Hadwin 2 and 1 and is now 4-5-3 in Presidents Cup Singles play. Playing as a Captain’s Selection, Mickelson finished the week 3-0-1 and is 6-0-2 in the last two Presidents Cups, both as a Captain’s Selection. His overall record at the Presidents Cup is 26-16-13. Phil Mickelson Presidents Cup records Matches Played: 55 Matches Won: 26 Matches Halved: 13 Most Four-Ball Matches Played: 21 Most Four-Ball Matches Won: 10 Most Foursome Matches Played: 22 Most Foursome Matches Won: 12 Most Singles Matches Played: 12 Playing with his 16th different partner this week at the Presidents Cup, Phil Mickelson posted a 2-0-1 record with partner Kevin Kisner. Partners Mickelson has gone undefeated with in his career: Partner Record Jim Furyk 3-0-0 Zach Johnson 2-0-1 Kevin Kisner 2-0-1 Woody Austin 1-0-2 Sean O’Hair 1-0-1 Justin Leonard 1-0-0 Davis Love III 1-0-0 In his last five Presidents Cup matches dating back to 2009, Phil Mickelson has posted a 15-3-4 record. Led by Justin Thomas’ 3-1-1 record, the six U.S. Presidents Cup “rookies” combined for a record of 11-7-4. With Singles losses on Sunday, Matt Kuchar (0-4-0) and Jordan Spieth (0-3-0) are both winless in Singles play in their Presidents Cup careers. Jordan Spieth and Patrick Reed became just the 11th duo to earn three or more points together on the week, posting a 3-0-1 record. Two pairings – Louis Oosthuizen/Branden Grace (2015) and Tiger Woods/Steve Stricker (2009)— have won four full points. 2017 Captains’ Picks Records Player Foursomes Four-Ball Singles Overall Charley Hoffman 0-0-0 1-1-0 0-1-0 1-2-0 Phil Mickelson 1-0-1 1-0-0 1-0-0 3-0-1 Emiliano Grillo 0-2-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-3-0 Anirban Lahiri 0-0-0 1-1-0 0-0-1 1-1-1 Since 2007, the U.S. Team leads the International Team in Foursomes play 45-17 and in Four-Ball play 33-29. 2017 Presidents Cup Individual Summaries U.S. TEAM Daniel Berger Brooks Koepka Foursome: 0-1-0 Foursome: 0-1-0 Four-Ball: 1-0-0 Four-Ball: 2-0-0 Singles: 1-0-0 Singles: 0-1-0 Total: 2-1-0 Total: 2-2-0 Berger Career Presidents Cup record: 2-1-0 Koepka Career Presidents Cup record: 2-2-0 Kevin Chappell Matt Kuchar Foursome: 0-0-0 Foursome: 2-0-0 Four-Ball: 1-1-0 Four-Ball: 0-0-0 Singles: 0-0-1 Singles: 0-1-0 Total: 1-1-1 Total: 2-1-0 Chappell Career Presidents Cup record: 1-1-1 Kuchar Career Presidents Cup record: 6-8-2 Rickie Fowler Phil Mickelson Foursome: 1-0-1 Foursome: 1-0-1 Four-Ball: 1-0-0 Four-Ball: 1-0-0 Singles: 1-0-0 Singles: 1-0-0 Total: 3-0-1 Total: 3-0-1 Fowler Career Presidents Cup record: 4-3-1 Mickelson Career record: 26-16-13 Charley Hoffman Patrick Reed Foursome: 0-0-0 Foursome: 2-0-0 Four-Ball: 1-1-0 Four-Ball: 1-0-1 Singles: 0-1-0 Singles: 0-1-0 Total: 1-2-0 Total: 3-1-1 Hoffman Career Presidents Cup record: 1-2-0 Reed Career Presidents Cup record: 4-3-2 Dustin Johnson Jordan Spieth Foursome: 2-0-0 Foursome: 2-0-0 Four-Ball: 2-0-0 Four-Ball: 1-0-1 Singles: 0-0-1 Singles: 0-1-0 Total: 4-0-1 Total: 3-1-1 Johnson Career Presidents Cup record: 8-4-2 Spieth Career Presidents Cup record: 8-5-1 Kevin Kisner Justin Thomas Foursome: 1-0-1 Foursome: 1-0-1 Four-Ball: 1-0-0 Four-Ball: 2-0-0 Singles: 0-0-1 Singles: 0-1-0 Total: 2-0-2 Total: 3-1-1 Kisner Career Presidents Cup record: 2-0-2 Thomas Career Presidents Cup record: 3-1-1 International Team Jason Day Marc Leishman Foursome: 0-1-1 Foursome: 0-1-1 Four-Ball: 0-2-0 Four-Ball: 0-2-0 Singles: 1-0-0 Singles: 0-0-1 Total: 1-3-1 Total: 0-3-2 Day Career Presidents Cup Record: 5-11-4 Leishman Career President’s Cup record: 3-7-3 Branden Grace Hideki Matsuyama Foursome: 1-0-1 Foursome: 0-1-0 Four-Ball: 0-2-0 Four-Ball: 0-1-1 Singles: 0-0-1 Singles: 1-0-0 Total: 1-2-2 Total: 1-2-1 Grace Career Presidents Cup record: 6-6-2 Matsuyama Presidents Cup record: 4-6-3 Emiliano Grillo Louis Oosthuizen Foursome: 0-2-0 Foursome: 1-0-1 Four-Ball: 0-0-0 Four-Ball: 0-2-0 Singles: 0-1-0 Singles: 1-0-0 Total: 0-3-0 Total: 2-2-1 Grillo Career Presidents Cup record: 0-3-0 Oosthuizen Career record: 7-5-3 Adam Hadwin Charl Schwartzel Foursome: 0-1-0 Foursome: 0-1-0 Four-Ball: 0-0-1 Four-Ball: 0-1-0 Singles: 0-1-0 Singles: 1-0-0 Total: 0-2-1 Total: 1-2-0 Hadwin Career Presidents Cup record: 0-2-1 Schwartzel Career Presidents Cup record: 7-9-1 Si Woo Kim Adam Scott Foursome: 0-1-0 Foursome: 0-2-0 Four-Ball: 1-0-0 Four-Ball: 0-1-0 Singles: 0-1-0 Singles: 1-0-0 Total: 1-2-0 Total: 1-3-0 Kim Career Presidents Cup record: 1-2-0 Scott Career Presidents Cup record: 14-20-5 Anirban Lahiri Jhonattan Vegas Foursome: 0-0-0 Foursome: 0-2-0 Four-Ball: 1-1-0 Four-Ball: 0-2-0 Singles: 0-0-1 Singles: 1-0-0 Total: 1-1-1 Total: 1-4-0 Career: Presidents Cup record: 1-4-1 Vegas Career Presidents Cup record: 1-4-0 .
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