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Dates: Thursday, November 18th through Sunday, November 21st
Site: Real Club de Golf Sevilla, Seville, Spain
Course Architect: José Maria Olazábal (1992)
Par: 72
Yardage: 7,141
Hole-By-Hole: 1 - Par 4 398 Yds 10 - Par 4 422 Yds
2 - Par 4 452 Yds 11 - Par 3 198 Yds
3 - Par 3 168 Yds 12 - Par 4 380 Yds
4 - Par 4 436 Yds 13 - Par 5 517 Yds
5 - Par 5 514 Yds 14 - Par 4 429 Yds
6 - Par 4 452 Yds 15 - Par 4 438 Yds
7 - Par 3 231 Yds 16 - Par 5 523 Yds
8 - Par 4 379 Yds 17 - Par 3 226 Yds
9 - Par 5 546 Yds 18 - Par 4 432 Yds
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36 3,576 Yds 36 3,565 Yds
Annual: 50th
Defending Team Champions: South Africa
Team Runner-Up: England
Tournament Record: 263 (Tiger Woods, 1999)
Team Tournament Record: 536 (United States, 1994)
Team Tournament Four-Day Record: 252 (Japan - S.Maruyama/T.Izawa, 2002)
Daily Format: Thursday - Four-ball Format,
Friday - Foursomes Format,
Saturday - Four-ball Format,
Sunday - Foursomes Format
Total Purse: $4,000,000
Shares: 1st Place - $1,400,000 (per team); 2nd Place - $700,000;
3rd Place - $400,000; 4th Place - $200,000; 5th Place - $145,000
2003 Finish
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Player Score Player Score
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South Africa 275 United States 284
England 279 Japan 285
France 280 Sweden 285
Germany 282 South Korea 286
Ireland 284 Paraguay 286
Scotland 286
Past World Cup Team Winners
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Year Winner (Score) -- Runners-Up
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2003 South Africa (Rory Sabbatini and Trevor Immelman) -- England
2002 Japan (Shigeki Maruyama and Toshi Izawa) -- United States
2001 *South Africa (Ernie Els and Retief Goosen) -- Denmark, New Zealand, USA
2000 United States (Tiger Woods/David Duval) - Argentina
1999 United States (Tiger Woods/Mark O'Meara) -- Spain
1998 England (David Carter/Nick Faldo) -- Italy
1997 Ireland (Paul McGinley/Padraig Harrington) -- Scotland
1996 South Africa (Ernie Els/Wayne Westner) -- United States
1995 United States (Fred Couples/Davis Love III) -- Australia
1994 United States (Fred Couples/Davis Love III)
1993 United States (Fred Couples/Davis Love III) -- Zimbabwe
1992 United States (Fred Couples/Davis Love III)
1991 Sweden (Anders Forsbrand/Per-Ulrik Johansson)
1990 Germany (Bernhard Langer/Torsten Giedeon)
1989 Australia (Wayne Grady/Peter Fowler)
1988 United States (Ben Crenshaw/Mark McCumber)
1987 *Wales (Ian Woosnam/David Llewellyn)
1986 Not Held
1985 Canada (Dave Barr/Dan Halldorson)
1984 Spain (Jose Canizares/Jose Rivero)
1983 United States (John Cook/Rex Caldwell)
1982 Spain (Jose Canizares/Jose Rivero)
1981 Not Held
1980 Canada (Jim Nelford/Dan Halldorson)
1979 United States (Hale Irwin/John Mahaffey)
1978 United States (John Mahaffey/Andy North)
1977 Spain (Seve Ballesteros/Antonio Garrido)
1976 Spain (Seve Ballesteros/Manuel Pinero)
1975 United States (Johnny Miller/Lou Graham)
1974 South Africa (Bobby Cole/Dale Hayes)
1973 United States (Johnny Miller/Jack Nicklaus)
1972 Taiwan (Hsieh Min Nan/Lu Liang Huan)
1971 United States (Jack Nicklaus/Lee Trevino)
1970 Australia (David Graham/Bruce Devlin)
1969 United States (Orville Moody/Lee Trevino)
1968 Canada (Al Balding/George Knudson)
1967 United States (Jack Nicklaus/Arnold Palmer)
1966 United States (Jack Nicklaus/Arnold Palmer)
1965 South Africa (Gary Player/Harold Henning)
1964 United States (Jack Nicklaus/Arnold Palmer)
1963 United States (Jack Nicklaus/Arnold Palmer)
1962 United States (Arnold Palmer/Sam Snead)
1961 United States (Jimmy Demaret/Sam Snead)
1960 United States (Arnold Palmer/Sam Snead)
1959 Australia (Del Nagle/Peter Thompson)
1958 Ireland (Harry Bradshaw/Christy O'Connor)
1957 Japan (Torakichi Nakamura/Koichi Ono)
1956 United States (Ben Hogan/Sam Snead)
1955 United States (Ed Furgol/Chick Harbert)
1954 Australia (Kel Nagle/Peter Thompson)
1953 Argentina (Antonio Cerda/Roberto de Vicenzo)
Past World Cup Individual Winners
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Year Winner (Score) -- Runners-Up
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2003 No Individual Competition - at Kiawah Island, South Carolina
2002 No Individual Competition - at Vista Vallarta, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
2001 No Individual Competition - at Taiheiyo Club, Gotemba City, Japan
2000 No Individual Competition - at Buenos Aires Golf Club, Argentina
1999 Tiger Woods (United States) - at Mines Resort, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
1998 Scott Verplank (United States) - at Gulf Harbour, New Zealand
1997 Colin Montgomerie (Scotland) - at Kiawah Island, South Carolina
1996 Ernie Els (South Africa) - at Erinvale Golf Club, South Africa
1995 *Davis Love III (United States) - at TPC Mission Hills, China
1994 Fred Couples (United States) - at Dorado Beach, Puerto Rico
1993 Bernhard Langer (Germany) - at Lake Nona, Florida
1992 Brett Ogle (Australia) - at La Moraleja, Spain
1991 Ian Woosnam (Wales) - Le Querce, Rome
1990 Payne Stewart (United States) - at Grand Cypress, Florida
1989 Peter Fowler (Australia) - at Las Brisas, Spain
1988 Ben Crenshaw (United States) - at Royal Melbourne, Australia
1987 Ian Woosnam (Wales) - at Kapalua, Hawaii
1986 Not Held
1985 Howard Clark (England) - at La Quinta, California
1984 Jose Canizares (Spain) - at Olgiata, Rome
1983 Dave Barr (Canada) - at Pondok Indah, Jakarta
1982 Manuel Pinero (Spain) - at Piere Marques, Acapulco
1981 Not Held
1980 Sandy Lyle (Scotland) - at El Rimcon, Bogota
1979 Hale Irwin (United States) - at Glyfada, Greece
1978 John Mahaffey (United States) - at Princeville, Hawaii
1977 Gary Player (South Africa) - at Wack Wack, Manila
1976 Ernesto Acosta (Mexico) - at Palm Springs, California
1975 Johnny Miller (United States) - at Navatanee, Bangkok
1974 Bobby Cole (South Africa) - at Caravas, Venezuela
1973 Johnny Miller (United States) - at Neuva Andalucia, Spain
1972 Hsieh Min-Nan (China) - at Royal Melbourne, Australia
1971 Jack Nicklaus (United States) - at Palm Beach, Florida
1970 Roberto de Vicenzo (Argentina) - at Jockey Club, Buenos Aires
1969 Lee Trevino (United States) - at Singapore Island
1968 Al Balding (Canada) - at Olgiata, Rome
1967 Arnold Palmer (United States) - at Club de Golf, Mexico City
1966 George Knudson (Canada) - at Yomiuri, Tokyo
1965 Gary Player (South Africa) - at Club de Campo, Madrid
1964 Jack Nicklaus (United States) - at Kasnapali, Hawaii
1963 Jack Nicklaus (United States) - at St. Nom-la-Bretsche, Paris
1962 Roberto de Vicenzo (Argentina) - at Jockey Club, Buenos Aires
1961 Sam Snead (United States) - at Dorado Beach, Puerto Rico
1960 Flory van Donck (Belgium) - at Portmarnock, Dublin
1959 Stan Leonard (Canada) - at Royal Melbourne, Australia
1958 Angel Miguel (Spain) - at Club de Golf, Mexico City
1957 Torakichi Nakamura (Japan) - at Kasumigaseki, Tokyo
1956 Ben Hogan (United States) - at Wentworth Club, Surrey, England
1955 Ed Furgol (United States) - at Columbia, Washington
1954 Stan Leonard (Canada) - at Laval-sur-Lac, Montreal
1953 Antonio Cerda (Argentina) - at Beaconsfield, Montreal
* - Won in Playoff.
Note: Previously called Canada Cup (1953-66), Philip Morris World Cup
(1989, 91-92), Kraft General Foods (1990), World Cup of Golf (1993-99).
Cups Won Multiple Individual Winners Multiple Team Winners
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United States - 23 Jack Nicklaus - 3 Nicklaus/Palmer - 4
South Africa - 5 Johnny Miller - 2 Couples/Love III - 4
Spain - 4 Gary Player - 2 Canizares/Rivero - 2
Australia - 4 Roberto de Vicenzo - 2 Nagle/Thompson - 2
Canada - 3 Ian Woosnam - 2
Ireland - 2 Stan Leonard - 2
Japan - 2
Argentina - 1 Multiple Team Winners With Different Partners
Germany - 1 ---------------------------------------------
Sweden - 1 Arnold Palmer - 6
Wales - 1 Jack Nicklaus - 6
China - 1 Sam Snead - 4
England - 1 Davis Love III - 4
Fred Couples - 4
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