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<h2>Skechers World Champions Cup: Team Rosters Finalized</h2>
<p>CLEARWATER, Fla. – The upcoming Skechers World Champions Cup supporting Shriners Children’s is now less than two months away, with the rosters for Team USA, Team International, and Team Europe finalized.</p>
<p>Jason Caron secured the final roster spot for Team USA through a play-in position. Meanwhile, Mark Hensby earned his place on Team International, and Alex Cejka claimed the spot for Team Europe. Caron and Hensby will participate for the first time, while Cejka returns for a second appearance.</p>
<h3>Vice Captains Announced</h3>
<p>All teams have announced their vice captains for the tournament, which takes place from December 4-7 at Feather Sound Country Club. Team USA Captain Jim Furyk selected Steve Flesch and Billy Andrade. Team International Captain Mike Weir chose Ricardo Gonzalez and Charlie Wi, while Team Europe Captain Darren Clarke appointed Søren Kjeldsen and Jesper Parnevik.</p>
<p>The final team spots were determined by play-in positions based on the Charles Schwab Cup standings at the regular season's conclusion, highlighted by last week’s SAS Championship. The vice captains will serve in non-playing roles.</p>
<h3>Format of the Tournament</h3>
<p>The Skechers World Champions Cup supporting Shriners Children’s is a global competition featuring three teams: Team USA, Team International, and Team Europe, competing for international pride. Each team comprises six players, including a playing captain and two non-playing vice captains.</p>
<p>Team USA's roster features Jim Furyk, Stewart Cink, Jerry Kelly, Justin Leonard, Steve Stricker, and Jason Caron, along with vice captains Flesch and Andrade. Team International consists of Mike Weir, Steven Alker, Ángel Cabrera, K.J. Choi, Y.E. Yang, and Hensby, with Gonzalez and Wi as vice captains. Team Europe includes Darren Clarke, Thomas Bjørn, Miguel Angel Jiménez, Bernhard Langer, Colin Montgomerie, and Cejka, supported by Kjeldsen and Parnevik.</p>
<p>The combined experience of the 24 golfers includes 239 tournament wins and 46 major championships across the PGA TOUR and PGA TOUR Champions, as well as 90 appearances in the Ryder Cup and Presidents Cup.</p>
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