2022 Presidents Cup

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2022 Presidents Cup
DatesSeptember 22–25
Venue Quail Hollow Club
Location Charlotte, North Carolina
Captains
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USA wins the Presidents Cup
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The 2022 Presidents Cup was the 14th edition of the Presidents Cup golf competition, held at Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, North Carolina, from September 22–25, 2022. This was Quail Hollow's first time hosting the Presidents Cup. The matches were originally scheduled for fall 2021, but the Presidents Cup, the Ryder Cup, and other team golf events were delayed by a year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The USA won the competition and retained the cup. [1]

Contents

Team qualification and selection

Both teams have 12 players. [2]

United States team

The United States team features the six players who have earned the most FedEx Cup points from the 2019 A Military Tribute at the Greenbrier through the 2022 BMW Championship. Six captain's picks were made on 7 September 2022.

The final standings were: [3]

PositionPlayerPoints
1 Scottie Scheffler 13,180
2 Patrick Cantlay 11,068
3 Xander Schauffele 9,340
4 Sam Burns 9,130
5 Justin Thomas 8,718
6 Tony Finau 8,575
7 Will Zalatoris [a] 7,986
8 Jordan Spieth 7,214
9 Collin Morikawa 6,727
10 Max Homa 6,539
11 Billy Horschel 6,047
12 Cameron Young 5,511
13 Tom Hoge 5,295
14 J. T. Poston 4,593
15 Kevin Kisner 4,519

International team

The International Team qualification period ran from the 2021 Open Championship through the 2022 BMW Championship. The team was to be composed of the top eight players from the Presidents Cup International Team Points List, which is based on the Official World Golf Ranking, and four captain's picks. With Cameron Smith and Joaquín Niemann (numbers 1 and 4 in the final standings) being excluded having joined LIV Golf, their selections were converted to additional captain's picks. Immelman announced his six selections on 6 September 2022. [4]

The final standings were: [5] [6]

PositionPlayerPoints
1 Cameron Smith [b] 17.90
2 Hideki Matsuyama 7.99
3 Sungjae Im 7.59
4 Joaquín Niemann [b] 6.42
5 Tom Kim 4.99
6 Corey Conners 4.98
7 Adam Scott 4.97
8 Mito Pereira 4.19
9 K.H. Lee 3.91
10 Erik van Rooyen 3.52
11 Sebastián Muñoz 3.36
12 Adam Hadwin 3.32
13 Ryan Fox 3.27
14 Mackenzie Hughes 3.17
15 Anirban Lahiri [c] 3.09
16 Christiaan Bezuidenhout 3.08
17 Marc Leishman [c] 2.99
18 Taylor Pendrith 2.98
19 Lucas Herbert 2.97
20 Kim Si-woo 2.85
25 Cameron Davis

Notes

a Zalatoris was unavailable for selection as a captain's pick due to a back injury. [7]
b Smith and Niemann were automatic selections but were banned from competing after joining LIV Golf.
c Lahiri and Leishman were unable to be selected as a captain's pick after joining LIV Golf.

Teams

Captains

Davis Love III captained the U.S. team, [8] and Trevor Immelman captained the International team. [9]

Love announced that Fred Couples and Zach Johnson will be two of his assistants. [10] Love announced Steve Stricker and Webb Simpson as his final two assistant captains. [11] Immelman announced that K. J. Choi, Geoff Ogilvy, Camilo Villegas, and Mike Weir would be his assistants. [12]

Players

United States team
PlayerAgePoints
rank
OWGRPrevious
appearances
MatchesW–L–TWinning
percentage
Scottie Scheffler 26110Rookie
Patrick Cantlay 3023153–2–060.00
Xander Schauffele 2835153–2–060.00
Sam Burns 264120Rookie
Justin Thomas 29572106–2–270.00
Tony Finau 33614140–1–337.50
Jordan Spieth 298133148–5–160.71
Collin Morikawa 25990Rookie
Max Homa 3110160Rookie
Billy Horschel 3511150Rookie
Cameron Young 2512180Rookie
Kevin Kisner 381525142–0–275.00
International team
PlayerCountryAgePoints
rank
OWGRPrevious
appearances
MatchesW–L–TWinning
percentage
Hideki Matsuyama Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 302164176–7–447.06
Im Sung-jae Flag of South Korea.svg  South Korea 24319153–1–170.00
Tom Kim Flag of South Korea.svg  South Korea 205200Rookie
Corey Conners Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada 306260Rookie
Adam Scott Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 4273294416–22–643.18
Mito Pereira Flag of Chile.svg  Chile 278500Rookie
Lee Kyoung-hoon Flag of South Korea.svg  South Korea 319430Rookie
Sebastián Muñoz Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia 2911630Rookie
Christiaan Bezuidenhout Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa 2816670Rookie
Taylor Pendrith Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada 31181090Rookie
Kim Si-woo Flag of South Korea.svg  South Korea 272076131–2–033.33
Cameron Davis Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 2725660Rookie

Thursday's foursomes matches

InternationalResultsUnited States
Scott/Matsuyama6 & 5Cantlay/Schauffele
Im/Conners2 & 1Spieth/Thomas
T Kim/Lee2 & 1Young/Morikawa
SW Kim/Davis2 upScheffler/Burns
Pendrith/Pereira1 upFinau/Homa
1Foursomes4
1Overall4

Friday's fourball matches

InternationalResultsUnited States
Scott/Davis2 & 1Spieth/Thomas
Im/MuñoztiedScheffler/Burns
Pereira/BezuidenhouttiedKisner/Young
Matsuyama/T Kim3 & 2Cantlay/Schauffele
Conners/Pendrith1 upHorschel/Homa
1Fourball4
2Overall8

Saturday's matches

Morning foursomes

InternationalResultsUnited States
Im/Conners4 & 3Spieth/Thomas
Scott/Matsuyama3 & 2Young/Morikawa
Lee/T Kim2 & 1Scheffler/Burns
SW Kim/Davis4 & 3Finau/Homa
2Foursome2
4Overall10

Afternoon fourball

InternationalResultsUnited States
SW Kim/T Kim1 upCantlay/Schauffele
Matsuyama/Pendrith4 & 3Thomas/Spieth
Im/Muñoz3 & 2Finau/Kisner
Scott/Davis1 upHorschel/Burns
3Fourball1
7Overall11

Sunday's singles matches

InternationalResultsUnited StatesTimetable
Kim Si-woo1 upJustin Thomas2nd: 8–12
Cam Davis4 & 3Jordan Spieth1st: 7–12
Hideki MatsuyamatiedSam Burns4th: 8.5–13.5
Adam Scott3 & 2Patrick Cantlay3rd: 8–13
Sebastián Muñoz2 & 1Scottie Scheffler5th: 9.5–13.5
Taylor Pendrith3 & 1Tony Finau6th: 9.5–14.5
Corey Conners1 upXander Schauffele7th: 9.5–15.5
Im Sung-jae1 upCameron Young9th: 11.5–15.5
Lee Kyoung-hoon3 & 1Billy Horschel8th: 10.5–15.5
Tom Kim1 upMax Homa11th: 11.5–17.5
Mito Pereira3 & 2Collin Morikawa10th: 11.5–16.5
Christiaan Bezuidenhout2 & 1Kevin Kisner12th: 12.5–17.5
5.5Singles6.5
12.5Overall17.5

Individual player records

Each entry refers to the Win–Loss–Tie record of the player.

United States

PlayerPointsOverallSinglesFoursomesFourballs
Sam Burns 10–3–20–0–10–2–00–1–1
Patrick Cantlay 33–1–01–0–01–0–01–1–0
Tony Finau 33–1–01–0–02–0–00–1–0
Max Homa 44–0–01–0–02–0–01–0–0
Billy Horschel 11–2–00–1–00–0–01–1–0
Kevin Kisner 0.50–2–10–1–00–0–00–1–1
Collin Morikawa 22–1–01–0–01–1–00–0–0
Xander Schauffele 33–1–01–0–01–0–01–1–0
Scottie Scheffler 0.50–3–10–1–00–2–00–0–1
Jordan Spieth 55–0–01–0–02–0–02–0–0
Justin Thomas 44–1–00–1–02–0–02–0–0
Cameron Young 1.51–2–10–1–01–1–00–0–1

International

PlayerPointsOverallSinglesFoursomesFourballs
Christiaan Bezuidenhout 1.51–0–11–0–00–0–00–0–1
Corey Conners 00–4–00–1–00–2–00–1–0
Cameron Davis 22–3–00–1–01–1–01–1–0
Im Sung-jae 2.52–2–11–0–00–2–01–0–1
Kim Si-woo 33–1–01–0–01–1–01–0–0
Tom Kim 22–3–00–1–01–1–01–1–0
Lee Kyoung-hoon 22–1–01–0–01–1–00–0–0
Hideki Matsuyama 1.51–3–10–0–11–1–00–2–0
Sebastián Muñoz 2.52–0–11–0–00–0–01–0–1
Taylor Pendrith 00–4–00–1–00–1–00–2–0
Mito Pereira 0.50–2–10–1–00–1–00–0–1
Adam Scott 22–3–00–1–01–1–01–1–0

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