Kuchar, Woodland win golf's World Cup for U.S.

San Francisco Chronicle Monday 28th November, 2011

Matt Kuchar and Gary Woodland ended the United States' 11-year drought in golf's World Cup by shooting a 5-under-par 67 on Sunday to win by two strokes in Hainan, China. The American pair fired six birdies in the alternate-shot final round at Mission Hills Blackstone course to finish at 24-under, 264 overall, recording the 24th U.S. win in the his...

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