Walker Cup: Sunday morning foursomes tee times
The second and final day of the Walker Cup begins at Lahinch with the morning foursomes session. Great Britain and Ireland lead the United States by one point.

- The second and final day of the Walker Cup—the amateur team match between the United States and Great Britain and Ireland—begins Sunday, Sept.
- Following an impressive comeback by mid-amateur Stuart Grehan against world No.
- 1 amateur Preston Stout, Great Britain and Ireland moved within reach of its first Walker Cup victory in 11 years.
- On paper, the United States should have the advantage: nine American players are inside the top 12 of the World Amateur Golf Ranking, and the U.S.
The second and final day of the Walker Cup—the amateur team match between the United States and Great Britain and Ireland—begins Sunday, Sept. 6, at Lahinch with the morning foursomes session. The home team leads by one point after the opening day.
Following an impressive comeback by mid-amateur Stuart Grehan against world No. 1 amateur Preston Stout, Great Britain and Ireland moved within reach of its first Walker Cup victory in 11 years. On paper, the United States should have the advantage: nine American players are inside the top 12 of the World Amateur Golf Ranking, and the U.S. has won the previous five Walker Cups.
But with strong home support and Grehan playing brilliantly, the home team finished the first day ahead. Luke Poulter defeated Miles Russell, while Niall Sheils Donegan also recorded his second win of the day after an awkward start in the morning session. Grehan and Sheils Donegan will return Sunday morning.
Full morning foursomes draw, Round 4 (Eastern Time):
Tee No. 1 3:05 a.m. — Preston Stout and Ethan Fang (USA) vs. Stuart Grehan and Eliot Baker (GB&I) 3:20 a.m. — Jay Leng Jr. and Kihei Akina (USA) vs. Luke Poulter and Sam Easterbrook (GB&I) 3:35 a.m. — Miles Russell and Tyler Watts (USA) vs. Tyler Weaver and Connor Graham (GB&I) 3:50 a.m. — William Jennings and Ryder Cowan vs. Niall Sheils Donegan and Josh Hill (GB&I)
The afternoon will conclude with 10 singles matches. Source: Jack Hirsh, GOLF.com.
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