Eisenhower Trophy

The Eisenhower Trophy is the biennial World Amateur Team Championship for men organized by the International Golf Federation. It is named after Dwight D. Eisenhower, the President of the United States when the tournament was first played in 1958, who was a keen amateur golfer. The equivalent competition for women is the Espirito Santo Trophy.

Results

YearVenue(s)LocationWinnersSilver
medalists
Bronze
medalists
Teams
2020Tanah Merah Country Club
Sentosa Golf Club
originally Hong Kong Golf Club[1]
Singapore
originally Hong Kong
Canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic[2]
2018Carton House Golf Club
Montgomerie and O'Meara courses
Dublin, Ireland Denmark (541)
John Axelsen
Nicolai Højgaard
Rasmus Højgaard
 United States (542)
Cole Hammer
Collin Morikawa
Justin Suh
 Spain (544)
Alejandro del Rey
Angel Hidalgo
Victor Pastor
72
2016Mayakoba El Camaleón Golf Club
Iberostar Playa Paraiso Golf Club
Riviera Maya, Mexico Australia (534)
Cameron Davis
Harrison Endycott
Curtis Luck
 England (553)
Jamie Bower
Scott Gregory
Alfie Plant
 Austria (554)
Michael Ludwig
Markus Maukner
Matthias Schwab

 Ireland (554)
Stuart Grehan
Jack Hume
Paul McBride
71
2014Karuizawa 72 Golf East
Iriyama and Oshitate courses
Karuizawa, Japan United States (534)
Bryson DeChambeau
Beau Hossler
Denny McCarthy
 Canada (536)
Corey Conners
Taylor Pendrith
Adam Svensson
 Spain (537)
Daniel Berna
Mario Galiano
Jon Rahm
67
2012Antalya Golf Club (PGA Sultan course)
Cornelia Golf Club (Faldo course)
Antalya, Turkey United States (404)
Steven Fox
Justin Thomas
Chris Williams
 Mexico (409)
Rodolfo Cazaubón
Carlos Ortiz
Sebastián Vázquez
 France (413)
Paul Barjon
Julien Brun
Édouard España

 Germany (413)
Moritz Lampert
Max Rottluff
Marcel Schneider

 South Korea (413)
Kim Si-woo
Lee Chang-woo
Lee Soo-min
72
2010Buenos Aires Golf Club
Olivos Golf Club
Buenos Aires, Argentina France (423)
Alexander Lévy
Johann Lopez-Lazaro
Romain Wattel
 Denmark (427)
Lucas Bjerregaard
Joachim B. Hansen
Morten Ørum Madsen
 United States (428)
David Chung
Scott Langley
Peter Uihlein
69
2008Royal Adelaide Golf Club
The Grange Golf Club (West course)
Adelaide, Australia Scotland (560)
Wallace Booth
Gavin Dear
Callum Macaulay
 United States (569)
Rickie Fowler
Billy Horschel
Jamie Lovemark
 Sweden (574)
Jesper Kennegård
Henrik Norlander
Pontus Widegren
65
2006De Zalze Golf Club
Stellenbosch Golf Club
Stellenbosch, South Africa Netherlands (554)
Wil Besseling
Joost Luiten
Tim Sluiter
 Canada (556)
James Love
Andrew Parr
Richard Scott
 United States (557)
Chris Kirk
Jonathan Moore
Trip Kuehne
70
2004Rio Mar Country Club
River and Ocean courses
Río Grande, Puerto Rico United States (407)
Spencer Levin
Ryan Moore
Lee Williams
 Spain (416)
Rafael Cabrera-Bello
Alfredo García-Heredia
Álvaro Quirós
 Sweden (417)
Kalle Edberg
Oscar Florén
Alex Norén
66
2002Saujana Golf and Country Club
Palm and Bunga Raya courses
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia United States (568)
Ricky Barnes
Hunter Mahan
D. J. Trahan
 France (571)
Grégory Bourdy
Eric Chaudouet
Raphaël Pellicioli
 Australia (574)
Andrew Buckle
Marcus Fraser
Adam Groom

 Philippines (574)
Jerome Delariarte
Juvic Pagunsan
Angelo Que
63
2000Sporting Club Berlin
Faldo and Palmer courses
Bad Saarow, Germany United States (841)
Ben Curtis
David Eger
Bryce Molder
Jeff Quinney
 Great Britain &
 Ireland (857)
Paul Casey
Luke Donald
Jamie Donaldson
Steven O'Hara
 Australia (858)
Aaron Baddeley
Scott Gardiner
Brad Lamb
Andrew Webster
59
1998Club de Golf Los Leones
Club de Golf La Dehesa
Santiago, Chile Great Britain &
 Ireland (852)
Luke Donald
Paddy Gribben
Lorne Kelly
Gary Wolstenholme
 Australia (856)
Aaron Baddeley
Kim Felton
Brendan Jones
Brett Rumford
 Chinese Taipei (858)
Chan Yih-shin
Hong Chia-yuh
Lee Cho-chuan
Su Chin-jung
52
1996Manila Southwoods Golf & Country Club
Masters and Legends courses
Manila, Philippines Australia (838)
Jamie Crow
David Gleeson
Jarrod Moseley
Brett Partridge
 Sweden (849)
Martin Erlandsson
Chris Hanell
Daniel Olsson
Leif Westerberg
 Spain (851)
Sergio García
Ivó Giner
José Manuel Lara
Álvaro Salto
47
1994Le Golf National (Albatros course)
La Boulie (La Vallée course)
Versailles, France United States (838)
Todd Demsey
Allen Doyle
John Harris
Tiger Woods
 Great Britain &
 Ireland (849)
Warren Bennett
Stephen Gallacher
Lee S. James
Gordon Sherry
 Sweden (855)
Kalle Brink
Eric Carlberg
Fredrik Jacobson
Mikael Lundberg
44
1992Capilano Golf & Country Club
Marine Drive Golf Club
Vancouver, Canada New Zealand (823)
Michael Campbell
Grant Moorhead
Stephen Scahill
Phil Tataurangi
 United States (830)
Allen Doyle
David Duval
Justin Leonard
Jay Sigel
 Australia (842)
David Armstrong
Steve Collins
Stephen Leaney
Lucas Parsons

 France (842)
Grégoire Brizay
Christian Cévaër
Sébastien Delagrange
Frédéric Cupillard
49
1990Christchurch Golf ClubChristchurch, New Zealand Sweden (879)
Klas Eriksson
Mathias Grönberg
Gabriel Hjertstedt
Per Nyman
 New Zealand (892)
Steven Alker
Michael Long
Grant Moorhead
Brent Paterson

 United States (892)
Allen Doyle
David Duval
David Eger
Phil Mickelson
(No Bronze medals awarded)33
1988Ullna Golf ClubStockholm, Sweden Great Britain &
 Ireland (882)
Peter McEvoy
Garth McGimpsey
Jim Milligan
Eoghan O'Connell
 United States (887)
Kevin Johnson
Eric Meeks
Jay Sigel
Danny Yates
 Australia (895)
David Ecob
Bradley Hughes
Lester Peterson
Shane Robinson
39
1986Lagunita Country ClubCaracas, Venezuela Canada (838)
Mark Brewer
Brent Franklin
Jack Kay, Jr.
Warren Sye
 United States (841)
Buddy Alexander
Billy Andrade
Bob Lewis
Jay Sigel
 Chinese Taipei (849)
Chen Yun-mao
Hsieh Chin-sheng
Lin Chie-hsiang
Lin Chin-cheng
39
1984Royal Hong Kong Golf ClubFanling, Hong Kong Japan (870)
Kazuhiko Kato
Noriaki Kimura
Kiyotaka Oie
Tetsuo Sakata
 United States (877)
John Inman
Jay Sigel
Randy Sonnier
Scott Verplank
 Philippines (879)
Guillermo Ababa
Antolin Fernando
Robert Pactolerin
Carito Villaroman
38
1982Golf Club de LausanneLausanne, Switzerland United States (859)
Nathaniel Crosby
Jim Holtgrieve
Bob Lewis
Jay Sigel
 Japan (866)
Kazuhiko Kato
Masayuki Naito
Kiyotaka Oie
Tetsuo Sakata

 Sweden (866)
Per Andersson
Krister Kinell
Magnus Persson
Ove Sellberg
(No Bronze medals awarded)30
1980Pinehurst Country ClubPinehurst, North Carolina, U.S. United States (848)
Jim Holtgrieve
Jay Sigel
Hal Sutton
Bob Tway
 South Africa (875)
Etienne Groenewald
Duncan Lindsay-Smith
Wayne Player
David Suddards
 Chinese Taipei (884)
Chang Dong-liang
Chen Tze-chung
Wu Chun-lung
Yuan Ching-chi
39
1978Pacific Harbour Golf & Country ClubNavua, Viti Levu, Fiji United States (873)
Bobby Clampett
John Cook
Scott Hoch
Jay Sigel
 Canada (886)
Gary Cowan
Dave Mick
Doug Roxburgh
Yves Tremblay
 Australia (891)
Chris Bonython
Tony Gresham
Peter Sweeney
Phil Wood
24
1976Penina Golf ClubPortimão, Algarve, Portugal Great Britain &
 Ireland (892)
John Davies
Ian Hutcheon
Michael Kelley
Steve Martin
 Japan (894)
Ginjiro Nakabe
Micho Mori
Tetsuo Sakata
Masahiro Kuramoto
 Australia (897)
Chris Bonython
Tony Gresham
Colin Kaye
Phil Wood
38
1974Casa de CampoLa Romana, Dominican Republic United States (888)
George Burns
Gary Koch
Jerry Pate
Curtis Strange
 Japan (898)
Ginjiro Nakabe
Tsutomu Irie
Tetsuo Sakata
Satoshi Yamazaki
 Brazil (901)
Priscillo Diniz
Jaime Gonzalez
Rafael Navarro
Ricardo Rossi
35
1972Olivos Golf ClubBuenos Aires, Argentina United States (865)
Ben Crenshaw
Vinny Giles
Mark Hayes
Marty West
 Australia (870)
Mike Cahill
Terry Gale
Tony Gresham
Noel Ratcliffe
 South Africa (878)
Coen Dreyer
Johann Murray
Kevin Suddards
Neville Sundelson
32
1970Real Club de la Puerta de HierroMadrid, Spain United States (857)
Vinny Giles
Tom Kite
Allen Miller
Lanny Wadkins
 New Zealand (869)
Geoff Clarke
Stuart Jones
Ted McDougall
Ross Murray
 South Africa (870)
Hugh Baiocchi
John Fourie
Dale Hayes
Dave Symons
36
1968Royal Melbourne Golf ClubBlack Rock, Victoria, Australia United States (868)
Bruce Fleisher
Vinny Giles
Jack Lewis, Jr.
Dick Siderowf
 Great Britain &
 Ireland (869)
Michael Bonallack
Gordon Cosh
Peter Oosterhuis
Ronnie Shade
 Canada (885)
Gary Cowan
Jim Doyle
John Johnston
Bob Wylie
26
1966Club de Golf MexicoMexico City, Mexico Australia (877)
Harry Berwick
Phil Billings
Kevin Donohoe
Kevin Hartley
 United States (879)
Deane Beman
Ron Cerrudo
Downing Gray
Bob Murphy
 Great Britain &
 Ireland (883)
Michael Bonallack
Gordon Cosh
Ronnie Shade
Peter Townsend
32
1964Olgiata Golf ClubRome, Italy Great Britain &
 Ireland (895)
Michael Bonallack
Rodney Foster
Michael Lunt
Ronnie Shade
 Canada (897)
Keith Alexander
Gary Cowan
Douglas Silverberg
Nick Weslock
 New Zealand (900)
John Durry
Stuart Jones
Ted McDougall
Ross Murray
33
1962Kawana HotelItō, Shizuoka, Japan United States (854)
Deane Beman
Labron Harris Jr.
Billy Joe Patton
R. H. Sikes
 Canada (862)
Gary Cowan
Bill Wakeham
Nick Weslock
Bob Wylie
 Great Britain &
 Ireland (874)
Michael Bonallack
Martin Christmas
Sandy Saddler
Ronnie Shade
23
1960Merion Golf ClubArdmore, Pennsylvania, U.S. United States (834)
Deane Beman
Robert W. Gardner
Bill Hyndman
Jack Nicklaus
 Australia (876)
Ted Ball
Jack Coogan
Bruce Devlin
Eric Routley
 Great Britain &
 Ireland (881)
Michael Bonallack
Joe Carr
Doug Sewell
Guy Wolstenholme
32
1958Old Course at St AndrewsSt Andrews, Fife, Scotland Australia (918)
Doug Bachli
Bruce Devlin
Bob Stevens
Peter Toogood
 United States (918)
Charles Coe
Bill Hyndman
Billy Joe Patton
Bud Taylor
 Great Britain &
 Ireland (919)
Joe Carr
Reid Jack
Arthur Perowne
Guy Wolstenholme
29

The 1958 championship resulted in a tie. There was an 18-hole playoff which Australia won with a score of 222 to the United States 224.

From 1958 to 2000 the teams had four players with the best three scores counting for each round. From 2002 the teams have been three players with two counting. The 2004, 2010 and 2012 championships were reduced to 54 holes because of bad weather.

Players who have featured in a winning Eisenhower Trophy team and later become leading professional golfers include: Jack Nicklaus, Rory McIlroy, Bruce Fleisher, Tom Kite, Lanny Wadkins, Ben Crenshaw, Curtis Strange, Scott Hoch, Hal Sutton, Michael Campbell, Tiger Woods, Ben Curtis and Luke Donald.

Results summary

CountryWin2nd3rdTotalCompeted
 United States15922631
 Australia4361330
 Great Britain &
 Ireland
4341122
 Canada151730
 Japan13431
 Sweden123630
 New Zealand121431
 France112430
 Denmark11225
 Netherlands1128
 Scotland119
 Spain13430
 South Africa12325
 England119
 Mexico1129
 Chinese Taipei3329
 Philippines2223
 Austria1126
 Brazil1131
 Germany1130
 Ireland119
 South Korea1125
Totals3133349831

There were joint silver medalists (and no bronze medalists) in 1982 and 1990. There were joint bronze medalists in 1992, 2002, 2012 (3) and 2016.

The "Great Britain and Ireland" team represented the two separate independent countries of the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland from 1958 to 2000. From 2002, England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland (a combined Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland team) have competed as separate teams.

Of the teams that have competed in all 31 championships, only Italy and Bermuda have never won a medal; Italy's best finishes were ties for 4th place in 2004 and 2008 and Bermuda's was 16th in 1958.

Source:[3]

Individual leader

YearIndividual leaderCountryScoreTo parMargin
of victory
Runner(s)-up
2018Alejandro del Rey Spain70-64-68-65=267−231 stroke Takumi Kanaya
2016Cameron Davis Australia67-66-68-68=269−172 strokes Curtis Luck
2014Jon Rahm Spain70-64-62-67=263−233 strokes Lucas Herbert
Victor Perez
Alejandro Tosti
2012Sebastián Vázquez Mexico66-67-66=199−151 stroke Chris Williams
2010Joachim B. Hansen Denmark67-69-73=209−63 strokes Alexander Lévy
2008Rickie Fowler United States68-67-70-75=280−102 strokes Callum Macaulay
Nick Taylor
2006Wil Besseling Netherlands69-70-66-70=275−131 stroke Julien Grillon
Chris Kirk
Richard Scott
2004Ryan Moore United States65-67-72=204−122 strokes Spencer Levin
2002Marcus Fraser Australia74-70-67-70=281−71 stroke Grégory Bourdy
2000Bryce Molder United States69-71-65-68=273−154 strokes & Paul Casey
1998Kim Felton Australia70-67-69-69=275−112 strokes Mikko Ilonen
1996Kalle Aitala Finland67-68-72-69=276−122 strokes Takahiro Nakagawa
Brett Partridge
Seo Jong-hyun
1994Allen Doyle United States68-70-69-70=277−104 strokes & Warren Bennett
1992Phil Tataurangi New Zealand67-67-68-69=271−91 stroke Michael Campbell
1990Mathias Grönberg Sweden70-67-77-72=286−26 strokes Gabriel Hjertstedt
1988Peter McEvoy Great Britain &  Ireland72-71-70-71=284−46 strokes David Ecob
1986Eduardo Herrera Colombia75-67-68-65=275−52 strokes Mark Brewer
Jay Sigel
1984Luis Carbonetti
Tetsuo Sakata
 Argentina
 Japan
68-74-70-74=286
68-72-74-72=286
−2Tie
1982Luis Carbonetti Argentina69-69-74-72=284−41 stroke Jay Sigel
1980Hal Sutton United States68-69-71-68=276−126 strokes Chen Tze-chung
1978Bobby Clampett United States69-71-71-76=287−12 strokes Doug Roxburgh
1976Chen Tze-ming
Ian Hutcheon
 Chinese Taipei
 Great Britain &  Ireland
75-69-73-76=293
73-73-76-71=293
+1Tie
1974Jaime Gonzalez
Jerry Pate
 Brazil
 United States
73-74-74-73=294
73-77-73-71=294
+6Tie
1972Tony Gresham Australia70-69-73-73=285+12 strokes Ben Crenshaw
Vinny Giles
1970Victor Regalado Mexico72-67-71-70=280−83 strokes Dale Hayes
1968Michael Bonallack
Vinny Giles
 Great Britain &  Ireland
 United States
72-72-66-76=286
74-68-71-73=286
−6Tie
1966Ronnie Shade Great Britain &  Ireland74-69-72-68=283−57 strokes Patrick Cros
1964Hsieh Min-nan Chinese Taipei72-77-72-73=294+61 stroke Raul Travieso
1962Gary Cowan Canada68-71-72-69=280E3 strokes R. H. Sikes
1960Jack Nicklaus United States66-67-68-68=269−1113 strokes Deane Beman
1958Bruce Devlin
Bill Hyndman
Reid Jack
 Australia
 United States
 Great Britain &  Ireland
81-73-74-73=301
79-77-73-72=301
72-77-74-78=301
+13Tie

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