The son of Ian Poulter, Luke, will play for Great Britain and Ireland in Walker Cup, live on Sky Sports in September | News Golf
Ian Poulter’s son Luke was selected from the Great Britain and Ireland team for the Walker Cup against the United States.
Luke, 21, will be part of a team of 10 people for the 50th staging of the event at Cypress Point in California through September 6 to 7, live on Sky Sports.
Poulter JR recently contributed to 3.5 points of four outings in Great Britain and Ireland from 16.5 to 18.5 victory on the continent of Europe in the St Andrews trophy.
He also carried out the direct elimination stages of the American amateur and narrowly missed the qualifications for the US Open after losing in the play-off, when he won a first college victory for the Gators of Florida in March, winning the Schenkel Invitational.
Great Britain and Ireland have been beaten in the last four Walker cups, winning the biennial amateur tournament in Royal Lytham & St Annes in 2015.
This year, GB & I will be captain by former European winner Dean Robertson.
Cameron Adam, Elliot Baker, Dominic Clemons, Charlie Forster, Connor Graham, Stuart Grehan, Niall Shiels Donegan, Gavin Tiernan and Tyler Weaver join Poulter in the squad, with Caolan Fleerty selected as a reserve.
Graham is the only return player of the team who lost 14.5-11.5 against the United States in St Andrews in 2023.
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