The 2017 PGA Cup

How GB & Ireland beat 
USA to retain the 
PGA Cup...

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The 28th PGA Cup meeting between GB&I and USA took place on the Longcross Course at Foxhills Club & Resort.

Albert MacKenzie captained the hosts, while Paul Levy led USA.

The Americans made
a bright start on Friday 
morning, winning three
of the early fourballs.

HIGHTLIGHTS:
Friday Fourballs

GB&I improved in the afternoon, winning three of the foursomes to 
hold a one-point lead overnight.

Greig Hutcheon, partnered with Rob Coles, recorded his first win in the Saturday fourballs as GB&I moved three clear of the USA.

HIGHTLIGHTS:
Saturday fourballs


But USA fought back to 
win the Saturday afternoon 
session 3-1.

It was all to play
for on Sunday.

Coles and Raitt were the only winners in the afternoon for GB&I.


MacKenzie's side had a slender
one-point lead heading into the Sunday singles.

Coles got GB&I's second win of the afternoon.

Currie was one of GB&I's 
star players at Foxhills.

On Sunday he came from 
three down to earn GB&I 
half a point against 
USA's Rod Perry.

It all came down to Hutcheon
to sink the winning putt
at the 17th green.

Which queued jubilant scenes. Here MacKenzie is pictured with his vice-captains Martyn Thompson and Cameron Clark.

HIGHLIGHTS:
Day three

GB&I PGA Cup 2017 winners

INTERVIEW:
Albert MacKenzie

A delighted MacKenzie
with the Llandudno Trophy.