Golf Week · Sep 19, 2015
Afternoon rally puts U.S. on top at PGA Cup
A general view of the scoreboard after the singles matches of the 26th PGA Cup at De Vere Slaley Hall in Hexham, England. ( Getty Images )SAN MARTIN, Calif. — The United States roared back from a dismal morning session, getting three-and-a-half of a possible four points in Friday afternoon’s foursomes session to take a 4-1/2 to 3-1/2 lead at the 27th PGA Cup at CordeValle.
The PGA Cup is an international match-play competition featuring a team of club and teaching professionals from the United States against Great Britain and Ireland. The U.S. has never lost at home, leads the overall series 17-5-4, and has dropped just one match since 1984.