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Match scheduled:
Match Date: March 14th and 15th
Every day 16:00 - 21:00 (in GMT Time)
• WHEN: Monday-Tuesday.
WHERE: Isleworth Golf & Country Club, 6100 Payne Stewart Drive, Windermere.
• COURSE: 7,544 yards, par 72. An Arnold Palmer design that winds through the Butler Chain of Lakes, Isleworth opened in 1986 and regularly ranks among Florida's longest and toughest layouts. Its fast, undulating greens often are kept at major-championship standards. Isleworth also is known for its collection of monument-sized sculptures that populate the landscape.
• WHEN: Monday-Tuesday.
WHERE: Isleworth Golf & Country Club, 6100 Payne Stewart Drive, Windermere.
• COURSE: 7,544 yards, par 72. An Arnold Palmer design that winds through the Butler Chain of Lakes, Isleworth opened in 1986 and regularly ranks among Florida's longest and toughest layouts. Its fast, undulating greens often are kept at major-championship standards. Isleworth also is known for its collection of monument-sized sculptures that populate the landscape.
Day one of the Tavistock Cup from the Isleworth Golf and Country Club. Representatives of four golf clubs from the United States and England compete for the prestigious honour. Twenty-four of the world's top-ranked golfers will compete in the 2011 Tavistock Cup, which returns to Isleworth Golf & Country Club March 14 and 15.
Tournament history
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The Tavistock Cup began in 2004 as a friendly crosstown rivalry between Isleworth and Lake Nona. Each year, the clubs' golf professional members, all of whom are members or residents at either club, compete for the title of World Golf and Country Club Champion.
Isleworth clinched the inaugural victory of the Tavistock Cup in 2004 at Lake Nona. In 2005 the event was played at Isleworth, where each team earned 8 ½ points out of a possible 17 at the end of regulation play. After three holes of sudden death, play was called due to darkness and the teams finished in a tie. Since a winner was not declared, the captains decided the competition should return to Isleworth in 2006. That year Team Isleworth secured another victory.
In 2007, Team Lake Nona claimed their first Tavistock Cup by defeating Team Isleworth with a final score of 22-8. Tiger Woods shot 8-under-par (64) on Tuesday and took home the Payne Stewart Salver Award for low medalist. Retief Goosen was awarded a brand-new 2007 Cadillac Escalade after his shot landed closest to the pin on Hole #17 on Tuesday, one foot and 10 inches from the hole. Besides leading his team to victory, Ernie Els also secured an additional $100,000 for his team by winning the Old Mutual Long Drive Challenge on Monday at Hole #11.
In 2008, the Tavistock Cup returned to Isleworth where the home team defended their turf and beat Team Lake Nona with a final score of 19½ - 11½. J. B. Holmes swept the competition by winning the Old Mutual Long Drive Challenge, the Cadillac Closet to the Pin and the Payne Stewart Salver Award for low medalist with a score of -4 (68).
In 2009, Isleworth took a 6 to 4 point lead into the second day singles matches, but Lake Nona rallied and won 11 points outright and halved four matches. Isleworth scored seven points in singles play. This left Lake Nona with 17 points and Isleworth 13. The Old Mutual Long Drive Challenge was won by Retief Goosen, who hit a 325-yard drive on Hole #9, and by Tiger Woods, who hit a 320-yard drive on Hole #15. The closest to the pin shot of the tournament was hit by Ben Curtis who landed his tee shot on Hole #4 four feet and two inches from the cup. The Payne Stewart Salver Award went to Graeme McDowell, who shot a 6-under-par (66) during Round 2. It was the second Tavistock Cup win for Lake Nona and the first Payne Stewart Medalist for the team.
In 2010, Lake Nona claimed its second consecutive Tavistock Cup title and third overall win over Isleworth with a score of 17-13. Team Isleworth’s Nick O’Hern claimed the low medalist for Day Two posting a score of -7 (65). He took home the Payne Stewart Salver Award and the $300,000 prize. Team Lake Nona's Graeme McDowell was runner-up with a score of (-5) 67. Team Lake Nona’s Retief Goosen claimed the closest to the pin challenge on Hole # 2, Team Isleworth’s Robert Allenby on Hole #5, Team Isleworth’s J.B. Holmes on Hole # 11 and Team Lake Nona’s Ben Curtis on Hole # 15. The past seven matches have left Isleworth and Lake Nona tied in the series. Each club has claimed three Tavistock Cup titles, with the 2005 matches ending in a tie following a sudden-death playoff.
In 2011, Tavistock Cup introduced a new format, adding two additional clubs to the interclub matches, Albany and Queenwood Golf Club. Tavistock Cup’s 24-man field hails from all corners of the globe, making this year’s tournament the most internationally diverse one yet.
• FORMAT: Team stroke play, with all scores from two days added together. Monday features four-ball pairings, followed by singles on Tuesday.
• ROSTERS: Lake Nona – Graeme McDowell, Retief Goosen, Ross Fisher, Peter Hanson, Henrik Stenson, Oliver Wilson. Isleworth – Robert Allenby, Stuart Appleby, Sean O'Hair, Brian Davis, J.B. Holmes, Lee Janzen. Queenwood – Adam Scott, Thomas Bjorn, Darren Clarke, David Howell, Soren Kjeldsen, Paul McGinley. Albany – Tiger Woods, Ernie Els, Ian Poulter, Justin Rose, Trevor Immelman, Arjun Atwal.
• TELEVISION: Monday-Tuesday, noon-5 p.m. (Golf Channel).
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The Tavistock Cup began in 2004 as a friendly crosstown rivalry between Isleworth and Lake Nona. Each year, the clubs' golf professional members, all of whom are members or residents at either club, compete for the title of World Golf and Country Club Champion.
Isleworth clinched the inaugural victory of the Tavistock Cup in 2004 at Lake Nona. In 2005 the event was played at Isleworth, where each team earned 8 ½ points out of a possible 17 at the end of regulation play. After three holes of sudden death, play was called due to darkness and the teams finished in a tie. Since a winner was not declared, the captains decided the competition should return to Isleworth in 2006. That year Team Isleworth secured another victory.
In 2007, Team Lake Nona claimed their first Tavistock Cup by defeating Team Isleworth with a final score of 22-8. Tiger Woods shot 8-under-par (64) on Tuesday and took home the Payne Stewart Salver Award for low medalist. Retief Goosen was awarded a brand-new 2007 Cadillac Escalade after his shot landed closest to the pin on Hole #17 on Tuesday, one foot and 10 inches from the hole. Besides leading his team to victory, Ernie Els also secured an additional $100,000 for his team by winning the Old Mutual Long Drive Challenge on Monday at Hole #11.
In 2008, the Tavistock Cup returned to Isleworth where the home team defended their turf and beat Team Lake Nona with a final score of 19½ - 11½. J. B. Holmes swept the competition by winning the Old Mutual Long Drive Challenge, the Cadillac Closet to the Pin and the Payne Stewart Salver Award for low medalist with a score of -4 (68).
In 2009, Isleworth took a 6 to 4 point lead into the second day singles matches, but Lake Nona rallied and won 11 points outright and halved four matches. Isleworth scored seven points in singles play. This left Lake Nona with 17 points and Isleworth 13. The Old Mutual Long Drive Challenge was won by Retief Goosen, who hit a 325-yard drive on Hole #9, and by Tiger Woods, who hit a 320-yard drive on Hole #15. The closest to the pin shot of the tournament was hit by Ben Curtis who landed his tee shot on Hole #4 four feet and two inches from the cup. The Payne Stewart Salver Award went to Graeme McDowell, who shot a 6-under-par (66) during Round 2. It was the second Tavistock Cup win for Lake Nona and the first Payne Stewart Medalist for the team.
In 2010, Lake Nona claimed its second consecutive Tavistock Cup title and third overall win over Isleworth with a score of 17-13. Team Isleworth’s Nick O’Hern claimed the low medalist for Day Two posting a score of -7 (65). He took home the Payne Stewart Salver Award and the $300,000 prize. Team Lake Nona's Graeme McDowell was runner-up with a score of (-5) 67. Team Lake Nona’s Retief Goosen claimed the closest to the pin challenge on Hole # 2, Team Isleworth’s Robert Allenby on Hole #5, Team Isleworth’s J.B. Holmes on Hole # 11 and Team Lake Nona’s Ben Curtis on Hole # 15. The past seven matches have left Isleworth and Lake Nona tied in the series. Each club has claimed three Tavistock Cup titles, with the 2005 matches ending in a tie following a sudden-death playoff.
In 2011, Tavistock Cup introduced a new format, adding two additional clubs to the interclub matches, Albany and Queenwood Golf Club. Tavistock Cup’s 24-man field hails from all corners of the globe, making this year’s tournament the most internationally diverse one yet.
• FORMAT: Team stroke play, with all scores from two days added together. Monday features four-ball pairings, followed by singles on Tuesday.
• ROSTERS: Lake Nona – Graeme McDowell, Retief Goosen, Ross Fisher, Peter Hanson, Henrik Stenson, Oliver Wilson. Isleworth – Robert Allenby, Stuart Appleby, Sean O'Hair, Brian Davis, J.B. Holmes, Lee Janzen. Queenwood – Adam Scott, Thomas Bjorn, Darren Clarke, David Howell, Soren Kjeldsen, Paul McGinley. Albany – Tiger Woods, Ernie Els, Ian Poulter, Justin Rose, Trevor Immelman, Arjun Atwal.
• TELEVISION: Monday-Tuesday, noon-5 p.m. (Golf Channel).
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