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Rex Hoggard joins “Live From the Presidents Cup” to discuss news that the PGA Tour and DPWT have asked the USGA and R&A to explore local model rules that would mitigate distance.
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Connor Graham won the final two holes to tie his match with Miles Russell and earn a crucial half a point for Great Britain & Ireland in the Walker Cup singles.
Jack Whaley discusses his 8-and-7 win over William Jennings at the Walker Cup on Sunday. It is the largest margin of victory ever for a GB&I player since matches became 18 holes in 1963.
Ethan Fang was fully exposed to whipping winds coming off the coast of Ireland while playing the eighth hole at Lahinch during his Sunday’s singles match.
Preston Stout faced a severe downslope attempt at the par-5 fifth hole. See his approach shot and par putt.
American teenagers Miles Russell and Tyler Watts won for their foursome match second straight morning at Lahinch, bringing the U.S. within striking distance of its sixth straight Walker Cup.
Golf Channel’s Steve Burkowski and Paul McGinley share their reactions to the Day 2 foursome matches. McGinley said the U.S. put the foot down early and forced GB&I to make unforced errors.
Preston Stout almost jarred his tee shot on the 13th hole at Lahinch. The world’s top-ranked amateur might be playing on foreign soil this week but the American got a hearty round of applause from the Irish fans.
The U.S. was relentless early Sunday at the 51st Walker Cup, putting up four points in a clean sweep of Great Britain and Ireland.
The 33-year-old Irishman won each of the last three holes against world No. 1 Preston Stout to earn a crucial point for Great Britain and Ireland, which ends Saturday at Lahinch leading by a point, though brutal weather figures to make Sunday unpredictable.
Here are the complete pairings and starting times for Sunday’s foursomes matches at Lahinch.