1985 Dunhill Cup

1985 Dunhill Cup
Tournament information
Dates	17–20 October
Location	St Andrews, Scotland
Course(s)	Old Course at St Andrews
Format	Match play
Statistics
Par	72
Length	6,933 yards (6,340 m)
Field	16 teams of 3 players
Prize fund	US$1,200,000[1]
Winner's share	US$300,000[1]
Champion
	Australia; (David Graham, Graham Marsh, Greg Norman)

The 1985 Dunhill Cup was the first Dunhill Cup. It was a team tournament featuring 16 countries, each represented by three players. The Cup was played 17–20 October at the Old Course at St Andrews in Scotland. The sponsor was the Alfred Dunhill company. The Australian team of David Graham, Graham Marsh, and Greg Norman beat the American team of Raymond Floyd, Mark O'Meara, and Curtis Strange in the final.

Format

The Cup was played as a single-elimination, match play event played over four days. The top eight teams were seeded[1] with the remaining teams randomly placed in the bracket. In each match, the three players were paired with their opponents and played 18 holes at medal match play. Tied matches were extended to a sudden-death playoff only if they affected the outcome between the two teams.[1]

Bracket

First round			Quarter-finals			Semi-finals			Final

1	United States	3
	France	0	1	United States	3
8	Canada	1		New Zealand	0
	New Zealand	2				1	United States	2
5	Japan	3				4	Scotland	1
	Philippines	0	5	Japan	0
4	Scotland	2	4	Scotland	3
	Brazil	1							1	United States	0
2	Australia	2							2	Australia	3
	Hong Kong	1	2	Australia	2
7	England	2	7	England	1
	Ireland	1				2	Australia	2
6	Taiwan	1					Wales	1
	Wales	2		Wales	2.5				Third place
3	Spain	3	3	Spain	0.5					4	Scotland	2
	Nigeria	0								Wales	1

Round by round scores

First round

Source:[2]

New Zealand – 2		Canada – 1
Player	Score	Player	Score
Bob Charles	70	Dave Barr	71
Frank Nobilo	70	Jerry Anderson	74
Stuart Reese	77	Dan Halldorson	72

United States – 3		France – 0
Player	Score	Player	Score
Curtis Strange	70	Géry Watine	73
Mark O'Meara	66	Bernard Pascassio	72
Raymond Floyd	70	Michel Tapia	73

Japan – 3		Philippines – 0
Player	Score	Player	Score
Isao Aoki	71	J. Rates	77
Kikuo Arai	73	M. Slodina	74
Masahiro Kuramoto	73	D. Bagtas	82

Australia – 2		Hong Kong – 1
Player	Score	Player	Score
David Graham	73	Ming Yau Sui	72
Graham Marsh	73	Lee Parker	83
Greg Norman	71	Alex Tang	84

Scotland – 2		Brazil – 1
Player	Score	Player	Score
Gordon Brand Jnr	71	Jaime Gonzalez	73
Sam Torrance	71	Frederico German	76
Sandy Lyle	75	Rafael Navarro	73

England – 2		Ireland – 1
Player	Score	Player	Score
Howard Clark	67	Christy O'Connor Jnr	72
Nick Faldo	68	David Feherty	72
Paul Way	76	Des Smyth	70

Wales – 2		Taiwan – 1
Player	Score	Player	Score
David Llewellyn	77	Lu Liang-Huan	74
Ian Woosnam	68	Chen Tze-chung	72
Philip Parkin	70	Chen Tze-ming	75

Spain – 3		Nigeria – 0
Player	Score	Player	Score
José María Cañizares	73	T. Udumoh	75
Manuel Piñero	70	C. Okwu	78
Seve Ballesteros	67	Peter Akakasiaka	82

Quarter-finals

Source:[3]

United States – 3		New Zealand – 0
Player	Score	Player	Score
Mark O'Meara	69	Bob Charles	70
Curtis Strange	67	Frank Nobilo	75
Raymond Floyd	69	Stuart Reese	72

Scotland – 3		Japan – 0
Player	Score	Player	Score
Sandy Lyle	67	Masahiro Kuramoto	70
Sam Torrance	68	Isao Aoki	71
Gordon Brand Jnr	72	Kikuo Arai	73

Wales – 2.5		Spain – 0.5
Player	Score	Player	Score
Ian Woosnam	69	Manuel Piñero	70
David Llewellyn	71	Seve Ballesteros	71
Philip Parkin	67	José María Cañizares	69

England – 1		Australia – 2
Player	Score	Player	Score
Howard Clark	70	Greg Norman	69
Paul Way	72	David Graham	69
Nick Faldo	69	Graham Marsh	73

Semi-finals

Source:[4]

United States – 2		Scotland – 1
Player	Score	Player	Score
Mark O'Meara	69	Sandy Lyle	72
Curtis Strange	72	Sam Torrance	73
Raymond Floyd	72	Gordon Brand Jnr	71

Australia – 2		Wales – 1
Player	Score	Player	Score
Greg Norman	70	Ian Woosnam	73
David Graham	74	David Llewellyn	69
Graham Marsh	69	Philip Parkin	74

Final

Source:[5]

Australia – 3		United States – 0
Player	Score	Player	Score
Greg Norman	65	Mark O'Meara	71
David Graham	69	Curtis Strange	72
Graham Marsh	71	Raymond Floyd	74

Third place

Source:[5]

Scotland – 2		Wales – 1
Player	Score	Player	Score
Sandy Lyle	70	Ian Woosnam	71
Gordon Brand Jnr	70	David Llewellyn	76
Sam Torrance	74	Philip Parkin	71

Team results

Country	Place	W	L	Seed
Australia	1	9	3	2
United States	2	8	4	1
Scotland	3	8	4	4
Wales	4	6.5	5.5
Spain	T5	3.5	2.5	3
England	T5	3	3	7
Japan	T5	3	3	5
New Zealand	T5	2	4
Brazil	T9	1	2
Canada	T9	1	2	8
Hong Kong	T9	1	2
Ireland	T9	1	2
Taiwan	T9	1	2	6
France	T9	0	3
Nigeria	T9	0	3
Philippines	T9	0	3

Player results

Country	Player	W	L
Australia	Greg Norman	4	0
Australia	Graham Marsh	3	1
Australia	David Graham	2	2
United States	Mark O'Meara	3	1
United States	Curtis Strange	3	1
United States	Raymond Floyd	2	2
Scotland	Gordon Brand Jnr	4	0
Scotland	Sandy Lyle	2	2
Scotland	Sam Torrance	2	2
Wales	Philip Parkin	3	1
Wales	Ian Woosnam	2	2
Wales	David Llewellyn	1.5	2.5
Spain	Seve Ballesteros	1.5	0.5
Spain	José María Cañizares	1	1
Spain	Manuel Piñero	1	1
England	Nick Faldo	2	0
England	Howard Clark	1	1
England	Paul Way	0	2
Japan	Isao Aoki	1	1
Japan	Kikuo Arai	1	1
Japan	Masahiro Kuramoto	1	1
New Zealand	Bob Charles	1	1
New Zealand	Frank Nobilo	1	1
New Zealand	Stuart Reese	0	2
Brazil	Rafael Navarro	1	0
Brazil	Frederico German	0	1
Brazil	Jaime Gonzalez	0	1
Canada	Dan Halldorson	1	0
Canada	Jerry Anderson	0	1
Canada	Dave Barr	0	1
Hong Kong	Ming Yau Sui	1	0
Hong Kong	Lee Parker	0	1
Hong Kong	Alex Tang	0	1
Ireland	Des Smyth	1	0
Ireland	David Feherty	0	1
Ireland	Christy O'Connor Jnr	0	1
Taiwan	Lu Liang-Huan	1	0
Taiwan	Chen Tze-chung	0	1
Taiwan	Chen Tze-ming	0	1
France	Bernard Pascassio	0	1
France	Michel Tapia	0	1
France	Géry Watine	0	1
Nigeria	Peter Akakasiaka	0	1
Nigeria	C. Okwu	0	1
Nigeria	T. Udumoh	0	1
Philippines	D. Bagtas	0	1
Philippines	J. Rates	0	1
Philippines	M. Slodina	0	1

References

Warshaw, Andrew (1 October 1985). "U.S., Australia Rated Dunhill Cup Top Seeds". Schenectady Gazette. Schenectady, New York. AP. p. 27. Retrieved 7 December 2012.
Jacobs, Raymond (18 October 1985). "Brand puts Scots on road to victory: First round scores". The Glasgow Herald. Glasgow, Scotland. p. 30. Retrieved 7 December 2012.
"Parkin leads Wales into Dunhill quarterfinals; Dunhill Quarterfinals". The Hour. Norwalk, Connecticut. AP. 19 October 1985. p. 24. Retrieved 7 December 2012.
"Torrance helps U.S. to win; Golf: St. Andrews, Scotland". Rome News-Tribune. Rome, Georgia. AP. 20 October 1985. pp. 2-B, 7-B. Retrieved 7 December 2012.
"Aussies trip U.S." Rome News-Tribune. Rome, Georgia. AP. 21 October 1985. p. 7. Retrieved 7 December 2012.

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[Seed-1] Warshaw, Andrew (1 October 1985). "U.S., Australia Rated Dunhill Cup Top Seeds". Schenectady Gazette. Schenectady, New York. AP. p. 27. Retrieved 7 December 2012.

[Rnd1-2] Jacobs, Raymond (18 October 1985). "Brand puts Scots on road to victory: First round scores". The Glasgow Herald. Glasgow, Scotland. p. 30. Retrieved 7 December 2012.

[QF-3] "Parkin leads Wales into Dunhill quarterfinals; Dunhill Quarterfinals". The Hour. Norwalk, Connecticut. AP. 19 October 1985. p. 24. Retrieved 7 December 2012.

[SF-4] "Torrance helps U.S. to win; Golf: St. Andrews, Scotland". Rome News-Tribune. Rome, Georgia. AP. 20 October 1985. pp. 2-B, 7-B. Retrieved 7 December 2012.

[F-5] "Aussies trip U.S." Rome News-Tribune. Rome, Georgia. AP. 21 October 1985. p. 7. Retrieved 7 December 2012.