2014 Volvo World Match Play Championship

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Dates15–19 October
2014 Volvo World Match Play Championship
Tournament information
Dates15–19 October
LocationKent, England
CourseLondon Golf Club
TourEuropean Tour
FormatMatch play – 18 holes
Statistics
Field16 players
Prize fund€2,250,000
Winner's share€650,000
Champion
Finland Mikko Ilonen
def. Sweden Henrik Stenson 3 & 1
 2013
London Golf Club is located in England
London Golf Club
London Golf Club

The 2014 Volvo World Match Play Championship was the 49th World Match Play Championship to be played. It was held 15–19 October, with the champion receiving €650,000. The format was 16 players split into four pools of four, with the top two in each pool progressing to the knock-out stage.[1] It is an official money event on the European Tour.

The 16 players are split into four pools of four, seeded by their Official World Golf Ranking.[2] Within each pool, every player plays each other in a round-robin format over 18-hole matches. Points are awarded based upon win (2), tie (1) or loss (0). The two leading players from each pool advance to the knock-out stage. In the case of a tie in the standings, head-to-head results determine places with sudden-death playoffs used to determine standings if head-to-head match halved.[3]

Participants

Pool play

  • Round 1 – 15 October[4]
  • Round 2 – 16 October[5]
  • Round 3 – 17 October[6]

Source[2][7]

Arnold Palmer Group
RoundWinnerScoreLoser
1Henrik Stenson & George Coetzee – halved
Thongchai Jaidee2 upFrancesco Molinari
2Henrik Stenson2 & 1Francesco Molinari
George Coetzee2 & 1Thongchai Jaidee
3Henrik Stenson2 & 1Thongchai Jaidee
Francesco Molinari2 & 1George Coetzee
Mark McCormack Group
RoundWinnerScoreLoser
1Paul Casey2 & 1Jamie Donaldson
Jonas Blixt2 & 1Patrick Reed
2Jamie Donaldson3 & 2Jonas Blixt
Patrick Reed2 & 1Paul Casey
3Patrick Reed3 & 2Jamie Donaldson
Jonas Blixt & Paul Casey – halved
Assar Gabrielsson Group
RoundWinnerScoreLoser
1Victor Dubuisson3 & 2Pablo Larrazábal
Shane Lowry3 & 2Stephen Gallacher
2Victor Dubuisson3 & 2Shane Lowry
Pablo Larrazábal1 upStephen Gallacher
3Stephen Gallacher2 & 1Victor Dubuisson
Pablo Larrazábal2 & 1Shane Lowry
Gustaf Larson Group
RoundWinnerScoreLoser
1Graeme McDowell3 & 2Alexander Lévy
Joost Luiten1 upMikko Ilonen
2Mikko Ilonen2 & 1Graeme McDowell
Joost Luiten4 & 3Alexander Lévy
3Joost Luiten2 upGraeme McDowell
Mikko Ilonen1 upAlexander Lévy

Playoffs

Source[7][8]

Quarter-finals
18 October
Semi-finals
19 October – morning
Final
19 October – afternoon
      
Netherlands Joost Luiten 6 & 5
Spain Pablo Larrazábal
Netherlands Joost Luiten
Finland Mikko Ilonen 2 & 1
France Victor Dubuisson
Finland Mikko Ilonen 2 up
Finland Mikko Ilonen 3 & 1
Sweden Henrik Stenson
United States Patrick Reed
South Africa George Coetzee 2 & 1
South Africa George Coetzee Third place
Sweden Henrik Stenson 1 up
Sweden Henrik Stenson 2 up Netherlands Joost Luiten 19 h
Sweden Jonas Blixt South Africa George Coetzee

Prize money breakdown

References

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