Founded by Canadian industrialist John Jay Hopkins, in the hope of promoting goodwill between nations through golf, the World Cup began life in 1953 as the Canada Cup. It officially became the World Cup in 1967 and, with minor changes, has been ever since. It is sanctioned by the International Federation of PGA Tours. |
World Cup records Team and individual wins, winning margins, oldest and youngest, and more. |
The 2011 World Cup Matt Kuchar and Gary Woodland claim a 24th victory for the USA. |
Year
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Venue
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Winners
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Team Members
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Individual winner
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2007-2018 : Mission Hills World Cup
(Format – Alternating rounds of foursomes and fourball) |
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2011 | Mission Hills, Hainan, China (Blackstone Crse) | United States 264 |
Matt Kuchar Gary Woodland |
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2009 | Mission Hills, Shenzhen, China (Olazabal Course) | Italy 259 | Edoardo Molinari Francesco Molinari |
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2008 | Mission Hills, Shenzhen, China (Olazabal Course) | Sweden 261 | Robert Karlsson Henrik Stenson |
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2007 | Mission Hills, Shenzhen, China (Olazabal Course) | Scotland 263* | Colin Montgomerie Marc Warren |
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2000-2006: World Golf Championships – World Cup
(Format – Alternating rounds of foursomes and fourball) |
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2006 | Sandy Lane Resort, Barbados | Germany 268* | Bernhard Langer Marcel Siem |
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2005 | Victoria GC, Portugal | Wales 189# | Bradley Dredge Stephen Dodd |
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2004 | Real Club de Sevilla, Spain | England 257 | Luke Donald Paul Casey |
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2003 | Kiawah Island, USA | South Africa 275 | Trevor Immelman Rory Sabbatini |
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2002 | Puerto Vallarta, Mexico | Japan 252 | Shigeki Maruyama Toshimitsu Izawa |
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2001 | Taiheiyo Club, Japan | South Africa 254 | Ernie Els Retief Goosen |
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2000 | Buenos Aires GC, Argentina | United States 254 | Tiger Woods David Duval |
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1993-1999: The World Cup of Golf
(Format – 72 holes combined stroke play scores) |
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1999 | Mines Resort, Malaysia | United States 545 | Tiger Woods Mark O’Meara |
Tiger Woods 263 |
1998 | Gulf Harbour, New Zealand | England 568 | Nick Faldo David Carter |
Scott Verplank 279 |
1997 | Kiawah Island, USA | Ireland 545 | Padraig Harrington Paul McGinley |
Colin Montgomerie 266 |
1996 | Erinvale, South Africa | South Africa 547 | Ernie Els Wayne Westner |
Ernie Els 272 |
1995 | Mission Hills, China | United States 543 | Fred Couples Davis Love III |
Davis Love III 267 |
1994 | Dorado Beach, Puerto Rico | United States 536 | Fred Couples Davis Love III |
Fred Couples 265 |
1993 | Lake Nona, USA | United States 556 | Fred Couples Davis Love III |
Bernhard Langer 272 |
1967-1992: The World Cup
(Format – 72 holes combined stroke play scores) |
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1992 | La Moraleja, Spain | United States 548 | Fred Couples Davis Love III |
Brett Ogle 270* |
1991 | La Querce, Italy | Sweden 563 | Anders Forsbrand Per-Ulrik Johansson |
Ian Woosnam 273 |
1990 | Grand Cypress, USA | Germany 556 | Bernard Langer Torsten Giedeon |
Payne Stewart 271 |
1989 | Las Brisas, Spain | Australia 278@ | Peter Fowler Wayne Grady |
Peter Fowler |
1988 | Royal Melbourne, Australia | United States 560 | Ben Crenshaw Mark McCumber |
Ben Crenshaw 275 |
1987 | Kapalua, USA | Wales 574* | Ian Woosnam David Llewelyn |
Ian Woosnam 274 |
1986 | Not played | | | |
1985 | La Quinta, USA | Canada 559 | Dave Barr Dan Halldorson |
Howard Clark 272 |
1984 | Olgiata, Italy | Spain 414# | Jose Maria Canizares Jose Rivero |
Jose-Maria Canizares 205 |
1983 | Pondok Inah, Indonesia | United States 565 | Rex Caldwell John Cook |
Dave Barr 276 |
1982 | Acapulco, Mexico | Spain 563 | Manuel Pinero Jose Maria Canizares |
Manuel Pinero 281 |
1981 | Not played | | | |
1980 | Bogota, Colombia | Canada 572 | Dan Halldorson Jim Nelford |
Sandy Lyle 282 |
1979 | Glyfada, Greece | United States 575 | John Mahaffey Hale Irwin |
Hale Irwin 285 |
1978 | Hawaii, USA | United States 564 | John Mahaffey Andy North |
John Mahaffey 281 |
1977 | Manila, Philippines | Spain 591 | Severiano Ballesteros Antonio Garrido |
Gary Player 289 |
1976 | Palm Springs, USA | Spain 574 | Severiano Ballesteros Manuel Pinero |
Ernesto Perez Acosta 282 |
1975 | Bangkok, Thailand | United States 554 | Johnny Miller Lou Graham |
Johnny Miller 275 |
1974 | Caracas, Venezuela | South Africa 554 | Bobby Cole Dale Hayes |
Bobby Cole 271 |
1973 | Marbella, Spain | United States 558 | Johnny Miller Jack Nicklaus |
Johnny Miller 277 |
1972 | Melbourne, Australia | Taiwan 438# | Hsieh Min-nan Lu Liang-huan |
Hsieh Min-nan 217 |
1971 | Palm Beach, USA | United States 555 | Jack Nicklaus Lee Trevino |
Jack Nicklaus 271 |
1970 | Buenos Aires, Argentina | Australia 545 | Bruce Devlin David Graham |
Roberto de Vicenzo 269 |
1969 | Singapore | United States 552 | Orville Moody Lee Trevino |
Lee Trevino 275 |
1968 | Olgiata, Italy | Canada 569 | Al Balding George Knudson |
Al Balding 274 |
1967 | Mexico City, Mexico | United States 557 | Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer |
Arnold Palmer 276 |
1953-1966: The Canada Cup
(Format – 72 holes combined stroke play scores, except 1953 – 36 holes combined) |
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1966 | Tokyo, Japan | United States 548 | Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer |
George Knudson 272* |
1965 | Madrid, Spain | South Africa 571 | Gary Player Harold Henning |
Gary Player 281 |
1964 | Maui, USA | United States 554 | Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer |
Jack Nicklaus 276 |
1963 | Saint-Nom-La-Bretèche, France | United States 482 | Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer |
Jack Nicklaus 237 |
1962 | Buenos Aires, Argentina | United States 557 | Sam Snead Arnold Palmer |
Roberto de Vicenzo 276 |
1961 | Puerto Rico | United States 560 | Sam Snead Jimmy Demaret |
Sam Snead 272 |
1960 | Portmarnock, Ireland | United States 565 | Sam Snead Arnold Palmer |
Flory van Donck 279 |
1959 | Melbourne, Australia | Australia 563 | Peter Thomson Kel Nagle |
Stan Leonard 275* |
1958 | Mexico City, Mexico | Ireland 579 | Harry Bradshaw Christy O’Connor |
Angel Miguel 276* |
1957 | Tokyo, Japan | Japan 557 | Torakichi Nakamura Koichi Ono |
Torakichi Nakamura 274 |
1956 | Wentworth, England | United States 567 | Ben Hogan Sam Snead |
Ben Hogan 277 |
1955 | Washington DC, USA | United States 560 | Chick Harbert Ed Furgol |
Ed Furgol 279* |
1954 | Laval-sur-Lac, Canada | Australia 556 | Peter Thomson Kel Nagle |
Stan Leonard 275 |
1953 | Montreal, Canada | Argentina 278 | Antonio Cerda Roberto de Vicenzo |
Antonio Cerda 140 |
* denotes playoff victory | ||||
# denotes three rounds only, due to bad weather | ||||
@ denotes two rounds only, due to bad weather |