A World Amateur Golf Rankings (WAGR)-sanctioned event, the match will feature 12 players representing each nation in a mixed Ryder Cup-style format over three days.
Green joins Minjee Lee, Lucas Herbert and Cameron Smith of the top Australian players who have made contributions so far under Give Back, which is a world-first initiative.
The most recent of Australia’s four Eisenhower Trophy wins came in 2016 when Cameron Davis, Harrison Endycott and Curtis Luck triumphed in Mexico, while Australia has lifted the Espirito Santo Trophy three times with Minjee Lee, Su Oh and Shelly Shin the last to do so in Japan in 2014.
While eligibility criteria is yet to be finalised for next year’s Junior Presidents Cup at Royal Melbourne, Vilips’ ascension to No.1 clearly has him in the box seat for selection.
Chasin’ Jason Jason Day makes it back-to-back Australian Golf Digest Player of the Year Awards after chalking up three big victories and ruling the world of golf. Heaven help the world’s best golfers if Jason Day has an injury-free season given his current purple patch of form. Day’s preparation and tournament appearances were hampered by Read more…