Movatterモバイル変換

[0]ホーム
URL:

Jump to content
WikipediaThe Free Encyclopedia
Search

2004 Ryder Cup

Coordinates:42°32′38″N83°16′37″W / 42.544°N 83.277°W /42.544; -83.277
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
35th edition; golf tournament in Michigan, U.S.

35th Ryder Cup Matches
Logo
DatesSeptember 17–19,2004
VenueOakland Hills Country Club
South Course
LocationBloomfield Township, Michigan
Captains
United States91⁄2181⁄2Europe
Europe wins theRyder Cup
← 2002
2006 →
Oakland Hills Country Club is located in Michigan
Oakland Hills Country Club
Oakland Hills Country Club
Location inMichigan and theUnited States
Show map of Michigan
Oakland Hills Country Club is located in the United States
Oakland Hills Country Club
Oakland Hills Country Club
Oakland Hills Country Club (the United States)
Show map of the United States

The35th Ryder Cup Matches were held September 17–19,2004, in theUnited States at the South Course ofOakland Hills Country Club inBloomfield Township, Michigan, a suburb northwest ofDetroit.

The European team won the competition by a margin of 181⁄2 to 91⁄2 points,[1] The victory margin was the largest by a European team in the history of the event, and the largest by either side since 1981, when Team USA defeated Team Europe by the same score. It was also the largest margin of defeat for the USA since the competition started in 1927.

Television

[edit]

In the United States, live Friday coverage was provided byUSA Network.Bill Macatee andPeter Kostis hosted from the 18th tower.NBC Sports presented live coverage of the Saturday and Sunday matches.Dan Hicks andJohnny Miller hosted from the 18th tower,Bob Murphy called holes, while on-course reporters wereGary Koch,Mark Rolfing,Roger Maltbie, andEd Sneed.

Format

[edit]

TheRyder Cup is amatch play event, with each match worth one point. The competition format changed slightly from used from that used from1991 to2002, with the order of play swapped on the second day:

  • Day 1 (Friday) — 4fourball (better ball) matches in a morning session and 4foursome (alternate shot) matches in an afternoon session
  • Day 2 (Saturday) — 4 fourball matches in a morning session and 4 foursome matches in an afternoon session
  • Day 3 (Sunday) — 12 singles matches

With a total of 28 points, 141⁄2 points were required to win the Cup, and 14 points were required for the defending champion to retain the Cup. All matches were played to a maximum of 18 holes.

Teams

[edit]
United States Team USA
NameAgeResidencePoints
rank		World
ranking		Previous
Ryder Cups		MatchesW–L–HWinning
percentage
Hal Sutton47Shreveport, LouisianaNon-playing captain
Tiger Woods28Windermere, Florida123155–8–240.00
Phil Mickelson34Rancho Santa Fe, California244168–5–359.38
Davis Love III40Sea Island, Georgia365218–9–447.62
Jim Furyk34Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida4113113–6–236.36
Kenny Perry44Franklin, Kentucky5160Rookie
David Toms37Shreveport, Louisiana622153–1–170.00
Chad Campbell30Lewisville, Texas7140Rookie
Chris DiMarco36Orlando, Florida8170Rookie
Fred Funk48Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida9590Rookie
Chris Riley30Las Vegas, Nevada10400Rookie
Jay Haas50Greenville, South Carolina1223283–4–143.75
Stewart Cink31Duluth, Georgia1410131–2–033.33

Captains picks are shown in yellow; theworld rankings and records are at the start of the 2004 Ryder Cup.

As vice-captains, United States captain Hal Sutton selectedJack Burke andSteve Jones, to assist him during the tournament.

Europe Team Europe
NameAgeResidencePoints rank
(World)		Points rank
(European)		World
ranking		Previous
Ryder Cups		MatchesW–L–HWinning
percentage
GermanyBernhard Langer47Anhausen, Germany
Boca Raton, Florida, USA		Non-playing captain
Republic of IrelandPádraig Harrington33Dublin, Ireland158273–3–150.00
SpainSergio García24Borriol, Spain223122106–3–165.00
Northern IrelandDarren Clarke36Chobham, England33153124–6–241.67
SpainMiguel Ángel Jiménez40Málaga, Spain4120151–2–240.00
EnglandLee Westwood31Worksop, England52413157–8–046.67
FranceThomas Levet36Warfield, England74430Rookie
EnglandPaul Casey27Weybridge, England
Scottsdale, Arizona, USA		86270Rookie
EnglandDavid Howell29Weybridge, England137380Rookie
Republic of IrelandPaul McGinley37Sunningdale, England11867130–1–233.33
EnglandIan Poulter28Milton Keynes, England109600Rookie
EnglandLuke Donald26High Wycombe, England
Chicago, Illinois, USA		936360Rookie
ScotlandColin Montgomerie41Troon, Scotland19166262816–7–566.07

Captains picks are shown in yellow; theworld rankings and records are at the start of the 2004 Ryder Cup.

As vice-captains, European captain Bernhard Langer selectedJoakim Haeggman andAnders Forsbrand to assist him during the tournament.

Thursday practice

[edit]
  • Colin Montgomerie
    Colin Montgomerie
  • Pádraig Harrington
    Pádraig Harrington
  • Thomas Levet
    Thomas Levet
  • Jim Furyk
    Jim Furyk
  • Fred Funk
    Fred Funk
  • Tiger Woods
    Tiger Woods
  • Chad Campbell
    Chad Campbell
  • Stewart Cink
    Stewart Cink

Friday's matches

[edit]

Morning four-ball

[edit]

U.S. captainHal Sutton put his top pairing ofTiger Woods andPhil Mickelson in the first match of the Ryder Cup, hoping to come out to a quick lead. The decision backfired on Sutton, as the Woods/Mickelson pairing fell behind almost from the start, eventually losing. Only a 7-foot par putt byChris Riley on the 18th hole of his match kept Team USA from being shut out by Team Europe. Team USA never had the lead duringany of the first day's four-ball matches.

EuropeResultsUnited States
Montgomerie/HarringtonEurope 2 & 1Mickelson/Woods
Clarke/JiménezEurope 5 & 4Campbell/Love III
McGinley/DonaldhalvedRiley/Cink
García/WestwoodEurope 4 & 3Toms/Furyk
31⁄2Session1⁄2
31⁄2Overall1⁄2

Afternoon foursomes

[edit]

The afternoon alternate-shot session was almost as good for Team Europe as the morning session. Mickelson and Woods lost an early lead in their match, leaving Woods winless in the first day of his last three Ryder Cups. Team USA picked up its first full point, but Europe ended the day with a 61⁄2–11⁄2 lead, its largest lead after the first day in Ryder Cup history.

EuropeResultsUnited States
Jiménez/LevetUnited States 3 & 2DiMarco/Haas
Montgomerie/HarringtonEurope 4 & 2Love III/Funk
Clarke/WestwoodEurope 1 upMickelson/Woods
García/DonaldEurope 2 & 1Perry/Cink
3Session1
61⁄2Overall11⁄2

Saturday's matches

[edit]

Morning four-ball

[edit]
EuropeResultsUnited States
García/WestwoodhalvedHaas/DiMarco
Clarke/PoulterUnited States 4 & 3Woods/Riley
Casey/HowellEurope 1 upFuryk/Campbell
Montgomerie/HarringtonUnited States 3 & 2Cink/Love III
11⁄2Session21⁄2
8Overall4

Afternoon foursomes

[edit]
EuropeResultsUnited States
Clarke/WestwoodEurope 5 & 4Haas/DiMarco
Jiménez/LevetUnited States 4 & 3Mickelson/Toms
García/DonaldEurope 1 upFuryk/Funk
Harrington/McGinleyEurope 4 & 3Love III/Woods
3Session1
11Overall5

Sunday's singles matches

[edit]
EuropeResultsUnited States
Paul CaseyUnited States 3 & 2Tiger Woods
Sergio GarcíaEurope 3 & 2Phil Mickelson
Darren ClarkehalvedDavis Love III
David HowellUnited States 6 & 4Jim Furyk
Lee WestwoodEurope 1 upKenny Perry
Colin MontgomerieEurope 1 upDavid Toms
Luke DonaldUnited States 5 & 3Chad Campbell
Miguel Ángel JiménezUnited States 1 upChris DiMarco
Thomas LevetEurope 1 upFred Funk
Ian PoulterEurope 3 & 2Chris Riley
Pádraig HarringtonEurope 1 upJay Haas
Paul McGinleyEurope 3 & 2Stewart Cink
71⁄2Session41⁄2
181⁄2Overall91⁄2

Individual player records

[edit]

Each entry refers to the win–loss–half record of the player.

Source:[2]

United States

[edit]
PlayerPointsOverallSinglesFoursomesFourballs
Chad Campbell11–2–01–0–00–0–00–2–0
Stewart Cink1.51–2–10–1–00–1–01–0–1
Chris DiMarco2.52–1–11–0–01–1–00–0–1
Fred Funk00–3–00–1–00–2–00–0–0
Jim Furyk11–3–01–0–00–1–00–2–0
Jay Haas1.51–2–10–1–01–1–00–0–1
Davis Love III1.51–3–10–0–10–2–01–1–0
Phil Mickelson11–3–00–1–01–1–00–1–0
Kenny Perry00–2–00–1–00–1–00–0–0
Chris Riley1.51–1–10–1–00–0–01–0–1
David Toms11–2–00–1–01–0–00–1–0
Tiger Woods22–3–01–0–00–2–01–1–0

Europe

[edit]
PlayerPointsOverallSinglesFoursomesFourballs
Paul Casey11–1–00–1–00–0–01–0–0
Darren Clarke3.53–1–10–0–12–0–01–1–0
Luke Donald2.52–1–10–1–02–0–00–0–1
Sergio García4.54–0–11–0–02–0–01–0–1
Pádraig Harrington44–1–01–0–02–0–01–1–0
David Howell11–1–00–1–00–0–01–0–0
Miguel Ángel Jiménez11–3–00–1–00–2–01–0–0
Thomas Levet11–2–01–0–00–2–00–0–0
Paul McGinley2.52–0–11–0–01–0–00–0–1
Colin Montgomerie33–1–01–0–01–0–01–1–0
Ian Poulter11–1–01–0–00–0–00–1–0
Lee Westwood4.54–0–11–0–02–0–01–0–1

References

[edit]
  1. ^Montgomerie is widely credited as having holed the winning putt, although Ian Poulter birdied on the 15th hole of his match to guarantee a half point and so mathematically win the Ryder Cup seconds before Montgomerie. This was commentated on by course commentators andBBC Radio 5 Live, whose Golf correspondent Ian Carter recalled in theNews of the World: "My editor said Poulter was three up seconds before Monty hit his putt. Then Colin's putt went in - you can imagine the situation. To have overruled his achievement would have been like trying to deny Alan Shearer a goal that went in off a defender." "This man won us Ryder Cup - not Monty"News of the World (London); September 26, 2004; Geoff Sweet; p. 75. Frank Keating ofThe Guardian also noted this chain of events, writing "radio logged the fact that it was not Montgomerie's putt which actually clinched the cup but Poulter's, a matter of seconds before and a few holes behind." "Golf, Cricket: Notes from the touchline"The Guardian (Manchester); Sep 24, 2004; Frank Keating; p. 34. Notwithstanding, Poulter was still in aDormie position at this time (3 holes up with 3 to play) and players in this position can still be disqualified and thus lose their match. A similar situation took place2 years later.
  2. ^"2014 Ryder Cup Media and Players' Guide". Archived from the original on October 6, 2014. RetrievedOctober 5, 2014.
United States vs. Great Britain
United States vs. Great Britain and Ireland
United States vs. Europe
Statistics and lists
U.S. Open
Ryder Cup
Presidents Cup
Open Championship
Other events
Majors and
special events
Former events
Key figures
By event
Music composers
Related articles
Masters Tournaments
Ryder Cup Matches
Other events
Key figures
By event
Related articles

42°32′38″N83°16′37″W / 42.544°N 83.277°W /42.544; -83.277

Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=2004_Ryder_Cup&oldid=1264157803"
Categories:
Hidden categories:
[8]ページ先頭
©2009-2025 Movatter.jp