Overview
- Great Britain & Ireland beat the United States 13½-12½ after winning seven of 10 singles on Sunday to complete the biggest comeback in Walker Cup history.
- The U.S. swept the Sunday morning foursomes to build a 9.5-6.5 lead but could not convert multiple late chances in the singles session.
- Josh Hill holed a three‑foot birdie putt on the 18th after a bunker recovery to clinch the decisive point for GB&I in the final match.
- Key individual performances included Jack Whaley’s 8-and-7 singles win and Stuart Grehan’s victory over world No. 1 Preston Stout, which helped swing momentum to the hosts.
- The win ends the Americans’ five-meet winning streak, gives GB&I their first Walker Cup since 2015, and sends the next matches to Bandon Dunes in September 2028.