The 2019 Arnold Palmer Cup was a team golf competition held from June 7–9, 2019 at , Roland, Arkansas . It was the 23rd time the event had been contested and the second under the new format in which women golfers played in addition to men and an international team, representing the rest of the world, replaced the European team. The international team won the match 33½–26½.[1]
Format [ ] The contest was played over three days. On Friday, there were 12 mixed four-ball matches. On Saturday there were 12 mixed foursomes matches in the morning and 12 fourball matches in the afternoon, six all-women matches and six all-men matches. 24 singles matches were played on Sunday. In all, 60 matches were played.
Each of the 60 matches was worth one point in the larger team competition. If a match was all square after the 18th hole, each side earned half a point toward their team total. The team that accumulated at least 30½ points won the competition.
Teams [ ] Friday's mixed fourball matches [ ]
Match
International
Results
United States
1
Kinhult/Nyfjäll
4 & 3
Galdiano/Phillips
2
Greville/McClymont
4 & 2
Augenstein/Migliaccio
3
McCarthy/Scott 3 & 2
Benton/Martin
4
Aoshima/Ruffels
halved
Lau/Scott
5
Laisné/Yu
1 up
Eckroat/Nam
6
Belac/Gagne 4 & 3
Cummins/Parmerter
7
del Rey/Stomo
halved
Carlson/Gordon
8
Go/Pichaikool
1 up
Grimmer/Harford
9
Garcia/Ramírez
3 & 1
Kuest/Papp
10
Harm/Schmid
4 & 3
Chang/Smalley
11
Kanaya/Naveed 1 up
Kim/Wu
12
Jeon/Nakajima
2 & 1
Cooper/Hammer
4
Session
8
4
Overall
8
Saturday's matches [ ] Morning mixed foursomes matches [ ]
Match
Tee
International
Results
United States
13
1
McCarthy/Scott 6 & 5
Galdiano/Phillips
14
1
Kinhult/Nyfjäll 3 & 2
Augenstein/Migliaccio
15
1
Kanaya/Naveed 1 up
Grimmer/Harford
16
1
Garcia/Ramírez 1 up
Scott/Carlson
17
1
del Rey/Harm 2 up
Martin/Parmerter
18
1
Go/Pichaikool 2 & 1
Cooper/Hammer
19
10
Laisné/Yu 4 & 3
Kuest/Lau
20
10
Belac/Gagne
3 & 2
Gordon/Kim
21
10
Jeon/Nakajima 3 & 1
Cummins/Papp
22
10
Aoshima/Ruffels
3 & 1
Smalley/Benton
23
10
Schmid/Stormo halved
Eckroat/Nam
24
10
Greville/McClymont
7 & 5
Wu/Chang
8½
Session
3½
12½
Overall
11½
Afternoon fourball matches [ ]
Match
Tee
International
Results
United States
25
1
Kinhult/Laisné
3 & 1
Carlson/Migliaccio
26
1
Greville/Aoshima 1 up
Augenstein/Kuest
27
1
Jeon/Stormo 2 up
Papp/Parmerter
28
1
Schmid/Pichaikool 1 up
Phillips/Smalley
29
1
Harm/Ruffels 2 & 1
Chang/Galdiano
30
1
Nyfjäll/Scott
4 & 2
Gordon/Wu
31
10
del Rey/Ramírez 3 & 2
Cummins/Eckroat
32
10
Go/McClymont
2 & 1
Harford/Lau
33
10
Nakajima/Kanaya 5 & 3
Grimmer/Scott
34
10
McCarthy/Belac
halved
Kim/Benton
35
10
Gagne/Yu 4 & 3
Hammer/Martin
36
10
Garcia/Naveed
halved
Cooper/Nam
8
Session
4
20½
Overall
15½
Sunday's singles matches [ ]
Match
Tee
International
Results
United States
37
1
Agathe Laisné 3 & 1
Jennifer Chang
38
10
Alex del Rey 3 & 2
Austin Eckroat
39
1
Peng Pichaikool
halved
Cole Hammer
40
10
Lorna McClymont 3 & 2
Stephanie Lau
41
1
Sofia Garcia 2 up
Abbey Carlson
42
10
Sandy Scott
halved
Will Grimmer
43
1
Chun An Yu
2 & 1
Will Gordon
44
10
Lois Kaye Go 1 up
Kaitlyn Papp
45
1
Karoline Stormo
5 & 4
Malia Nam
46
10
Matti Schmid
1 up
Peter Kuest
47
1
Takumi Kanaya
2 up
Alex Smalley
48
10
Hira Naveed 3 & 2
Ann Parmerter
49
1
Leonie Harm
halved
Emilia Migliaccio
50
10
Iván Ramírez 3 & 2
Brandon Wu
51
1
Aled Greville
6 & 5
Patrick Martin
52
10
Julie McCarthy 2 & 1
Hailee Cooper
53
1
Frida Kinhult 4 & 2
Dylan Kim
54
10
David Nyfjäll
3 & 1
Alex Scott
55
1
Kengo Aoshima
1 up
Quade Cummins
56
10
Gabriela Ruffels 2 & 1
Haylee Harford
57
1
Jiwon Jeon
5 & 4
Kaylee Benton
58
10
Keita Nakajima
3 & 2
Chandler Phillips
59
1
Luis Gagne
halved
John Augenstein
60
10
Ana Belac 6 & 4
Mariel Galdiano
13
Session
11
33½
Overall
26½
Michael Carter award [ ] The Michael Carter Award winners were and Leonie Harm .[1]
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