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2022 Arnold Palmer Cup

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2022 Arnold Palmer Cup
Dates1–3 July 2022
VenueGolf Club de Genève
LocationVandœuvres, Switzerland
International 33 27 USA
International team wins the Arnold Palmer Cup
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The 2022 Arnold Palmer Cup was a team golf competition to be held from 1–3 July 2022 at Golf Club de Genève, Vandœuvres, Switzerland.[1] It was the 26th time the event had been contested and the fifth under the new format in which women golfers play in addition to men, and the United States plays an international team. The international team won the match 33–27.

Format

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The contest was played over three days. On Friday, there were 12 mixed four-ball matches. On Saturday there were 24 foursomes matches, 12 in the morning, six all-women matches and six all-men matches, and 12 mixed matches in the afternoon. 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

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The teams were announced on 19 April 2022. Six women and six men from each team were selected from the final Arnold Palmer Cup Rankings. Natasha Andrea Oon and Eugenio Chacarra were selected for the international team but turned professional before the event.[2]

United States
Name College Qualification method
Kory Henkes non-playing head coach
Jim Ott non-playing head coach
Bill Allcorn non-playing assistant coach
Ryan Potter non-playing assistant coach
Women
Amari Avery USC Arnold Palmer Cup Ranking
Rachel Heck Stanford Committee selection
Gurleen Kaur Baylor Arnold Palmer Cup Ranking
Rachel Kuehn Wake Forest Arnold Palmer Cup Ranking
Antonia Malate San Jose State Arnold Palmer Cup Ranking
Olivia Mitchell Dallas Baptist Committee selection
Anna Morgan Furman Replacement
Calynne Rosholt Arizona State Arnold Palmer Cup Ranking
Brooke Seay Stanford Committee selection
Erica Shepherd Duke Committee selection
Latanna Stone LSU Committee selection
Rose Zhang Stanford Arnold Palmer Cup Ranking
Men
Sam Bennett Texas A&M Arnold Palmer Cup Ranking
Michael Brennan Wake Forest Committee selection
Jake Doggett Midwestern State Committee selection
Nick Gabrelcik North Florida Coach's pick
Palmer Jackson Notre Dame Committee selection
Johnny Keefer Baylor Arnold Palmer Cup Ranking
Walker Lee Texas A&M Arnold Palmer Cup Ranking
Dylan Menante Pepperdine Committee selection
Gordon Sargent Vanderbilt Arnold Palmer Cup Ranking
Cole Sherwood Vanderbilt Arnold Palmer Cup Ranking
Michael Thorbjornsen Stanford Committee selection
Travis Vick Texas Arnold Palmer Cup Ranking
International
Name Country College Qualification method
Diana Cantú  Mexico non-playing head coach
Phil Rowe  England non-playing head coach
Golda Borst  Sweden non-playing assistant coach
Barry Fennelly  Ireland non-playing assistant coach
Women
Kajsa Arwefjäll  Sweden San Jose State Coach's pick
Carolina Chacarra  Spain Wake Forest Arnold Palmer Cup Ranking
Alexandra Försterling  Germany Arizona State Arnold Palmer Cup Ranking
Aline Krauter  Germany Stanford Arnold Palmer Cup Ranking
Ashley Lau  Malaysia Michigan Arnold Palmer Cup Ranking
Heather Lin  Taiwan Oregon Replacement
Julia Lopez Ramirez  Spain Mississippi State Committee selection
Hsin-Yu Lu  Taiwan Oregon Committee selection
Lorna McClymont  Scotland Stirling R&A Student Tour Series
Benedetta Moresco  Italy Alabama Committee selection
Chiara Tamburlini  Switzerland Ole Miss Replacement
Amelia Williamson  England Florida State Committee selection
Men
Ludvig Åberg  Sweden Texas Tech Arnold Palmer Cup Ranking
José Luis Ballester  Spain Arizona State Replacement
Albin Bergstrom  Sweden South Florida Arnold Palmer Cup Ranking
Fred Biondi  Brazil Florida Arnold Palmer Cup Ranking
Archie Davies  Wales East Tennessee State Committee selection
Adrien Dumont de Chassart  Belgium Illinois Arnold Palmer Cup Ranking
Mateo Fernández de Oliveira  Argentina Arkansas Committee selection
David Kitt  Ireland Maynooth R&A Student Tour Series
Frederik Kjettrup  Denmark Florida State Arnold Palmer Cup Ranking
Christo Lamprecht  South Africa Georgia Tech Committee selection
James Leow  Singapore Arizona State Coach's pick
Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen  Denmark Oklahoma State Committee selection

Friday's mixed fourball matches

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The International team took a one-point lead after the opening round of matches after winning five of the 12 matches. The United States won four with the other three matches tied.[3]

Match International Results United States
1 Åberg/Försterling 1 up Bennett/Shepherd
2 Dumont de Chassart/Lau 2 & 1 Malate/Menante
3 Kjettrup/Krauter tied Stone/Vick
4 Arwefjäll/Bergstrom 4 & 3 Doggett/Morgan
5 Fernández de Oliveria/Lopez Ramirez 1 up Kaur/Lee
6 Ballester/Chacarra 4 & 3 Brennan/Kuehn
7 Biondi/Moresco tied Rosholt/Sherwood
8 Neergaard-Petersen/Tamburlini 2 up Keefer/Mitchell
9 Kitt/McClymont tied Jackson/Seay
10 Davies/Williamson 4 & 2 Gabrelcik/Heck
11 Leow/Lu 2 & 1 Avery/Sargent
12 Lamprecht/Lin 1 up Thorbjornsen/Zhang
Session
Overall

Saturday's matches

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Morning foursomes matches

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The International team won the second session by a point and increased their lead to two points.[4]

Match Tee International Results United States
13 1 Moresco/Tamburlini 4 & 2 Heck/Shepherd
14 10 Davies/Lamprecht 1 up Gabrelcik/Menante
15 1 Biondi/Neergaard-Petersen 1 up Sargent/Sherwood
16 10 Lin/Lu tied Kaur/Malate
17 1 Chacarra/Lopez Ramirez 6 & 5 Mitchell/Rosholt
18 10 Kitt/Leow 3 & 1 Brennan/Jackson
19 1 Ballester/Fernández de Oliveria 1 up Doggett/Vick
20 10 McClymont/Williamson 5 & 4 Morgan/Stone
21 1 Försterling/Krauter 2 & 1 Seay/Zhang
22 10 Dumont de Chassart/Kjettrup 2 & 1 Bennett/Lee
23 1 Åberg/Bergstrom 5 & 3 Keefer/Thorbjornsen
24 10 Arwefjäll/Lau 2 & 1 Avery/Kuehn
Session
13 Overall 11

Afternoon mixed foursomes matches

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The United States won the second session by 7 points to 5, to level the match.[5]

Match Tee International Results United States
25 1 Ballester/Chacarra tied Gabrelcik/Heck
26 10 Davies/Williamson 2 & 1 Malate/Menante
27 1 Fernández de Oliveira/Lopez Ramirez 2 & 1 Rosholt/Sherwood
28 10 Lin/Lu 3 & 2 Kaur/Malate
29 1 Biondi/Moresco tied Stone/Vick
30 10 Kitt/McClymont 2 & 1 Bennett/Shepherd
31 1 Neergaard-Petersen/Tamburlini 3 & 2 Kaur/Lee
32 10 Leow/Lu 4 & 3 Keefer/Morgan
33 1 Åberg/Försterling 4 & 3 Jackson/Seay
34 10 Dumont de Chassart/Lau 1 up Thorbjornsen/Zhang
35 1 Kjettrup/Krauter 1 up Brennan/Kuehn
36 10 Arwefjäll/Bergstrom 4 & 3 Avery/Sargent
5 Session 7
18 Overall 18

Sunday's singles matches

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The International team regained the Arnold Palmer Cup by 33 points to 27, winning 13 matches to the 7 wins by the United States. Four matches finished as ties.[6]

Match Tee International Results United States
37 1 Julia Lopez Ramirez 4 & 3 Brooke Seay
38 10 Benedetta Moresco 4 & 3 Latanna Stone
39 1 Alexandra Forsterling 4 & 3 Erica Shepherd
40 10 Aline Krauter 3 & 2 Rachel Heck
41 1 Archie Davies 1 up Dylan Menante
42 10 Josele Ballester 2 & 1 Palmer Jackson
43 1 Christo Lamprecht 3 & 2 Travis Vick
44 10 Mateo Fernández de Oliveira 4 & 3 Johnny Keefer
45 1 Lorna McClymont 6 & 5 Amari Avery
46 10 Frederik Kjettrup 2 up Michael Thorbjornsen
47 1 James Leow 1 up Cole Sherwood
48 10 Ashley Lau tied Calynne Rosholt
49 1 Amelia Williamson tied Rose Zhang
50 10 Ludvig Åberg tied Nick Gabrelcik
51 1 Fred Biondi 3 & 1 Sam Bennett
52 10 Chiara Tamburlini 3 & 1 Olivia Mitchell
53 1 Carolina Chacarra 1 up Antonia Malate
54 10 David Kitt 2 & 1 Jake Doggett
55 1 Adrien Dumont de Chassart 4 & 3 Michael Brennan
56 10 Kajsa Arwefjäll 2 & 1 Anna Morgan
57 1 Heather Lin tied Rachel Kuehn
58 10 Albin Bergstrom 5 & 4 Gordon Sargent
59 1 Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen 5 & 4 Walker Lee
60 10 Hsin-Yu Lu 4 & 3 Gurleen Kaur
15 Session 9
33 Overall 27

Michael Carter award

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The Michael Carter Award winners were James Leow and Cole Sherwood.[6]

References

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  1. ^ "In 2022, Arnold Palmer Cup Heads To Switzerland For First Time". Arnold Palmer Cup. 29 June 2021.
  2. ^ "2022 Palmer Cup Teams Announced". Arnold Palmer Cup. 29 June 2021.
  3. ^ "Team International With Slight Lead After Opening Round Of 2022 Palmer Cup". Arnold Palmer Cup. 1 July 2021.
  4. ^ "Team International Leads After Round 2 At 2022 Palmer Cup". Arnold Palmer Cup. 2 July 2021.
  5. ^ "2022 Palmer Cup Is All Square After Round 3". Arnold Palmer Cup. 2 July 2021.
  6. ^ a b "Team International Wins 2022 Palmer Cup". Arnold Palmer Cup. 3 July 2021.
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