2010 Eisenhower Trophy
The 2010 Eisenhower Trophy took place 28–31 October at the Buenos Aires Golf Club and the Olivos Golf Club in Buenos Aires, Argentina. It was the 27th World Amateur Team Championship for the Eisenhower Trophy and the second to be held in Argentina. The tournament was a 72-hole stroke play team event with 69 three-man teams. The best two scores for each round counted towards the team total. Each team was due to play two rounds on the two courses.
Weather delays on the second day meant that the second round was not completed until the third day and the event was reduced to 54 holes. The leading 36 teams played their third round at Buenos Aires Golf Club while the others played at Olivos Golf Club.[1]
France won their first Eisenhower Trophy, four strokes ahead of Denmark, who took the silver medal. The United States took the bronze medal while New Zealand finished fourth. Joachim B. Hansen from Denmark had the best 54-hole aggregate of 209, 6 under par.[1]
Teams
69 three-man teams contested the event.
The following table lists the players on the leading teams.[1][2]
Country | Players |
---|---|
Australia | Matt Jager, Bryden Macpherson, Kieran Pratt |
Belgium | Thomas Detry, Christopher Mivis, Thomas Pieters |
Canada | Cam Burke, Albin Choi, Eugene Wong |
Colombia | Andres Echavarria, Carlos Rodríguez, Marcelo Rozo |
Denmark | Lucas Bjerregaard, Joachim B. Hansen, Morten Ørum Madsen |
England | Laurie Canter, Tom Lewis, Eddie Pepperell |
France | Alexander Lévy, Johann Lopez-Lazaro, Romain Wattel |
Germany | Maximilian Kieffer, Alexis Szappanos, Philipp Westermann |
Iceland | Hlynur Geir Hjartarson, Olafur Loftsson, Guðmundur Ágúst Kristjánsson |
Ireland | Paul Cutler, Alan Dunbar, Kevin Phelan |
Italy | Nino Bertasio, Andrea Pavan, Niccolo Quintarelli |
Japan | Masahiro Kawamura, Satoshi Kodaira, Keisuke Otawa |
New Zealand | Ben Campbell, Ryan Fox, Peter Spearman-Burn |
Norway | Elias Bertheussen, Espen Kofstad, Joakim Mikkelsen |
Portugal | Pedro Figueiredo, José-Maria Jóia, Manuel Violas |
Scotland | James Byrne, Ross Kellett, Michael Stewart |
South Africa | J. G. Claassen, Dylan Frittelli, Dean O'Riley |
South Korea | Kim Meen-whee, Lee Jae-hyeok, Park Il-hwan |
Sweden | Jeff Karlsson, Jesper Kennegård, Henrik Norlander |
Switzerland | Edouard Amacher, Ken Benz, Benjamin Rusch |
United States | David Chung, Scott Langley, Peter Uihlein |
Wales | Oliver Farr, Alastair Jones, Rhys Pugh |
Results
Place | Country | Score | To par |
---|---|---|---|
France | 137-142-144=423 | −7 | |
Denmark | 139-141-147=427 | −3 | |
United States | 143-142-143=428 | −2 | |
4 | New Zealand | 142-144-149=435 | +5 |
5 | Scotland | 150-140-146=436 | +6 |
6 | Ireland | 150-146-143=439 | +9 |
7 | Germany | 146-147-147=440 | +10 |
T8 | Belgium | 146-151-144=441 | +11 |
Canada | 137-151-153=441 | ||
England | 141-148-152=441 | ||
T11 | Colombia | 143-146-153=442 | +12 |
Switzerland | 149-146-147=442 | ||
T13 | Norway | 148-147-150=445 | +15 |
Portugal | 153-141-151=445 | ||
South Korea | 145-147-153=445 | ||
Sweden | 141-146-158=445 | ||
T17 | Italy | 146-143-157=446 | +16 |
Japan | 146-147-153=446 | ||
19 | Iceland | 147-146-154=447 | +17 |
20 | South Africa | 147-152-149=448 | +18 |
T21 | Austria | 148-144-157=449 | +19 |
Finland | 148-147-154=449 | ||
Spain | 145-147-157=449 | ||
Wales | 148-148-153=449 | ||
25 | Argentina | 147-152-151=450 | +20 |
T26 | Australia | 143-154-154=451 | +21 |
Mexico | 144-152-155=451 | ||
T28 | China | 143-154-155=452 | +22 |
Chinese Taipei | 147-150-155=452 | ||
T30 | Malaysia | 147-154-154=455 | +25 |
Singapore | 147-154-154=455 | ||
T32 | Czech Republic | 152-148-157=457 | +27 |
Puerto Rico | 145-152-160=457 | ||
34 | Netherlands | 145-153-160=458 | +28 |
35 | Hong Kong | 146-150-163=459 | +29 |
36 | Peru | 149-149-164=462 | +32 |
T37 | Bermuda | 150-155-150=455 | +27 |
Brazil | 155-150-150=455 | ||
Chile | 147-158-150=455 | ||
T40 | Paraguay | 160-150-147=457 | +29 |
Uruguay | 152-153-152=457 | ||
42 | Venezuela | 148-154-157=459 | +31 |
T43 | Dominican Republic | 150-160-151=461 | +33 |
Philippines | 156-154-151=461 | ||
T45 | India | 152-155-156=463 | +35 |
Zimbabwe | 151-159-153=463 | ||
47 | Slovenia | 155-155-154=464 | +36 |
48 | El Salvador | 149-154-162=465 | +37 |
49 | Kenya | 154-155-157=466 | +38 |
T50 | Costa Rica | 149-160-158=467 | +39 |
Slovakia | 156-147-164=467 | ||
52 | Barbados | 153-159-157=469 | +41 |
53 | Pakistan | 151-159-160=470 | +42 |
54 | Guatemala | 152-167-153=472 | +44 |
55 | Ecuador | 165-156-152=473 | +45 |
T56 | Bolivia | 149-165-163=477 | +49 |
Turkey | 159-157-161=477 | ||
58 | United Arab Emirates | 157-162-161=480 | +52 |
59 | Guam | 158-170-158=486 | +58 |
60 | Serbia | 167-161-166=494 | +66 |
61 | Egypt | 162-161-172=495 | +67 |
62 | Nigeria | 167-178-164=509 | +81 |
63 | Qatar | 181-160-169=510 | +82 |
64 | Tanzania | 166-177-170=513 | +85 |
65 | Iran | 179-175-164=518 | +90 |
66 | Bulgaria | 171-177-181=529 | +101 |
67 | Croatia | 179-186-173=538 | +110 |
WD | Eswatini | 158-156-WD | |
WD | Botswana | 160-161-WD |
Source:[2]
The leading 36 teams played their third round at Buenos Aires Golf Club with the remaining teams playing at Olivos Golf Club.
Individual leaders
There was no official recognition for the lowest individual scores.
Place | Player | Country | Score | To par |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Joachim B. Hansen | Denmark | 67-69-73=209 | −6 |
2 | Alexander Lévy | France | 68-72-72=212 | −3 |
3 | Romain Wattel | France | 69-70-74=213 | −2 |
T4 | James Byrne | Scotland | 75-68-71=214 | −1 |
Ben Campbell | New Zealand | 69-70-75=214 | ||
Maximilian Kieffer | Germany | 70-73-71=214 | ||
Peter Uihlein | United States | 72-72-70=214 | ||
Eugene Wong | Canada | 67-75-72=214 | ||
T9 | David Chung | United States | 73-70-73=216 | +1 |
Pedro Figueiredo | Portugal | 76-69-71=216 |
Source:[2]
Players in the leading teams played two rounds at Buenos Aires Golf Club and one at Olivos Golf Club.
References
- ^ a b c "2010 World Amateur Golf Team Championships Record Book" (PDF). IGF. Retrieved 1 November 2018.
- ^ a b c "Team/Player Leaderboard". Golfstat. 1 November 2018.
External links
- Record Book on International Golf Federation website