LAHINCH, Ireland – With Great Britain and Ireland licking their wounds after a decisive foursomes sweep Saturday morning at Lahinch, the world No. 1 and his American comrades couldn’t help but flex.
“We’re dream crushing right now,” said Preston Stout, sensing, like most everyone, that this 51st Walker Cup had shifted toward a familiar conclusion.
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The U.S. has owned this storied competition, winner of five straight and having lost only nine of the first 50 editions. And the Americans’ three-point advantage entering Sunday afternoon’s singles? No previous team had lost such a lead.
Too bad Great Britain and Ireland never stopped…
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