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Golf Week · Jun 15, 2015

U.S. capitalizes on home advantage in Palmer Cup romp

Ollie Schniederjans, shown at the 2015 NCAA Championship ( Tracy Wilcox )SUGAR GROVE, Ill. – A third consecutive Palmer Cup ended in a blowout, and once again the home team produced it. A 10-man team featuring the United States’ top college players cruised to an 18-12 victory Sunday over Europe’s best at Rich Harvest Farms.

The tournament went the Americans’ way from the start. The home team jumped to a 4-1 lead after the opening round of foursomes, held on to a 6-4 advantage by the time afternoon four-balls were complete and extended its margin to 13.5-6.5 with a stunning performance in Saturday singles.

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