World Cup Golf Tournament Will Draw Four Six-Player Teams to World Tourney

Six players each from four PGA tours--the American, European, Japanese and Australian-New Zealand--will compete for individual and team titles next month according to officials of the 900,000 World Championship of Golf.

Bob Tway, who won four tournaments on the U.S. PGA tour this season, leads the American delegation to the Nov. 6-9 tournament. Other members are Hal Sutton, John Mahaffey, Dan Pohl, Payne Stewart and Calvin Peete.

The European team includes Bernhard Langer of West Germany, Seve Ballesteros of Spain and four British players--Sandy Lyle, Howard Clark, and Nick Faldo and Ian Woosnam.

Greg Norman, also a winner of four tournaments this season, leads the Australian and New Zealand team.

The championship will be played over the 7,017-yard, par-72 Tokyo Yomiuri Country Club course in the suburbs of Tokyo.

The individual winner will receive $25,000 and the runner-up $18,000.

The winning team will take home $300,000, or $50,000 for each player, and the runner-up team $180,000, or $30,000 each.

The U.S. team won last year’s tournament while Sandy Lyle took the individual title.