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2018 UL INTERNATIONAL CROWN TEAM STANDINGS JULY 30th, 2018
Top 8 teams are set following the USWomensOpen - 2018
Team members will be finalized following KPMGWomensPGA
The Top Eight Countries
1 REPUBLIC OF KOREA 33
Player Rolex Ranking
Sung Hyun Park 3
So Yeon Ryu 4
I.K. Kim 7
In Gee Chun 19
2 UNITED STATES 45
Player Rolex Ranking
Lexi Thompson 5
Jessica Korda 8
Cristie Kerr 13
Michelle Wie 19
3 JAPAN 149
Player Rolex Ranking
Nasa Hataoka 12
Ai Suzuki 20
Misuzu Narita 58
Mamiko Higa 59
4 ENGLAND 183
Player Rolex Ranking
Charley Hull 23
Georgia Hall 40
Jodi Ewart Shadoff 45
Bronte Law 75
5 AUSTRALIA 228
Player Rolex Ranking
Minjee Lee 10
Katherine Kirk 64
Sarah Jane Smith 70
Su-Hyun Oh 84
6 THAILAND 259
Player Rolex Ranking
Ariya Jutanugarn 3
Moriya Jutanugarn 9
Pornanong Phatlum 92
Saranporn Langkulgasettrin 155
7 SWEDEN 298
Player Rolex Ranking
Anna Nordquist 15
Pernilla Lindberg 32
Madelene Sagstrom 90
Caroline Hedwall 161
8 CHINESE TAIPEI 332
Player Rolex Ranking
Teresa Lu 43
Wei-Ling Hsu 62
Hsuan-Yu Yao 106
Candie Kung 121
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A Review of the UL International Crown - Competition, Scoring, Seeding, Four-Ball, Wild-Card & Singles, Tie-Break, The Purse.
Competition
The competition will take place over four days. It will feature three days of four-ball competition and one day of singles matches on Sunday. Five of the eight countries will advance to the Sunday singles matches based on the outcome of the four-ball matches contested Thursday through Saturday.
Scoring
Points will be awarded per match based on the following – two for a win, one for a tie and zero for a loss. All points from the four-ball matches will carry over to Sunday and the total cumulative points for the four days of competition will be used to determine the overall champion.
Seeding
The eight countries will be seeded #1 through #8 and they will be divided into two brackets based on the cumulative team score of the four players’ Rolex World Rankings.
At the conclusion of the three days of four-ball competition, the two teams with the most points from each pool and one wild-card team will advance to Sunday Singles. In the event of a tie between teams tied for first or tied for second in each pool, a pre-determined formula will be used to break all ties.
Four-Ball
Each country will play two four-ball matches against each of the three countries in their bracket. At the conclusion of the three days of four-ball competition, the two teams with the most points from each pool and one wild-card team will advance to Sunday Singles. In the event of a tie betwee teams tied fro first or tied for second in each pool, a pre-determined formula will be used to break the tie.
Wild-Card
Countries in third place or tied for third place from each pool will compete in a sudden-death, wild-card playoff. Teams will determine two players to represent their country in the playoff prior to teeing off on the extra holes at the conclusion of the Saturday’s four-ball matches.
Singles
After the wild-card playoff, countries will be re-seeded #1 through 5 based on total points earned in the four-ball matches. In the event of a tie during the re-seed, a pre-determined formula will be used to break all ties. Each country will play one singles match against every other country. Pairings will be determined by a semi-blind draw.
Match 1: Seed #4 vs. Seed #5 Match 6: Seed #2 vs. Seed #4
Match 2: Seed #3 vs. Seed #5 Match 7: Seed #1 vs. Seed #4
Match 3: Seed #3 vs. Seed #4 Match 8: Seed #2 vs. Seed #3
Match 4: Seed #2 vs. Seed #5 Match 9: Seed #1 vs. Seed #3
Match 5: Seed #1 vs. Seed #5 Match 10: Seed #1 vs. Seed #2
At the conclusion of the 10 Sunday singles matches, the country with the highest point total from the four days of competition will be “Crowned” the best golf nation in the world.
Tie-Break
In the event of a tie after Sunday singles, each team will determine one player to represent the team in a sudden death playoff.
Purse
Total - $1.6 million
1st Place Team: $100,000 per player 5th Place Team: $42,500 per player
2nd Place Team: $60,000 per player 6th Place Team: $35,000 per player
3rd Place Team: $52,500 per player 7th Place Team: $32,500 per player
4th Place Team: $47,500 per player 8th Place Team: $30,000 per player
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