The 2019 WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play was the 21st WGC Match Play, played March 27–31 at Austin Country Club in Austin, Texas. It was the second of four World Golf Championships in 2019.

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2019 WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play

Advertisement for the final day's play featuring winner Kevin Kisner, runner up Matt Kuchar, and losing semi finalists Francesco Molinari and Lucas Bjerregaard.
Tournament information
Dates	March 27–31, 2019
Location	Austin, Texas, U.S. 30.343°N 97.797°W / 30.343; -97.797
Course(s)	Austin Country Club
Tour(s)	PGA Tour European Tour Japan Golf Tour
Format	Match play – 18 holes
Statistics
Par	71
Length	7,108 yards (6,500 m)
Field	64 players
Prize fund	$10,250,00 €9,125,710
Winner's share	$1,745,000 €$1,553,597
Champion
Kevin Kisner
def. Matt Kuchar 3 & 2
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Kevin Kisner, runner-up in 2018, defeated 2013 champion Matt Kuchar in the final, 3 & 2.^[1]

Austin Country Club

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The field consisted of the top 64 players available from the Official World Golf Ranking on March 17.^[3] However, the seedings were based on the World Rankings on March 24.^[4]

Rickie Fowler (ranked 8th on March 17, personal reasons) and Adam Scott (29th, personal reasons) did not compete, allowing entry for Satoshi Kodaira (65th) and Luke List (66th).

The first phase of the tournament involves players being split into 16 groups of four players. Each group is decided by a round-robin format played over Wednesday to Friday, with the sixteen group winners advancing to the knock out phase. The group winner is decided by awarding 1 point for a win, and ½ point for a halved match. If two or more players are tied on points at the conclusion of the group phase, sudden death stroke play playoff is played between tied players.

The group winners play the round of sixteen on Saturday morning, and the quarterfinal on Saturday afternoon. The semifinals are played on Sunday morning, and the final and third place playoff are played on Sunday afternoon. In total, the winner will play seven rounds of golf.^[5]

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Pool A Seed Player OWGR 1 Dustin Johnson 1 2 Justin Rose 2 3 Brooks Koepka 3 4 Rory McIlroy 4 5 Justin Thomas 5 6 Bryson DeChambeau 6 7 Francesco Molinari 7 8 Jon Rahm 8 9 Xander Schauffele 9 10 Paul Casey 11 11 Tommy Fleetwood 12 12 Jason Day 13 13 Tiger Woods 14 14 Tony Finau 15 15 Bubba Watson 16 16 Patrick Reed 17

Pool B Seed Player OWGR 17 Marc Leishman 18 18 Patrick Cantlay 19 19 Louis Oosthuizen 20 20 Phil Mickelson 21 21 Webb Simpson 22 22 Gary Woodland 23 23 Matt Kuchar 24 24 Hideki Matsuyama 25 25 Cameron Smith 26 26 Sergio García 27 27 Alex Norén 28 28 Jordan Spieth 30 29 Rafa Cabrera-Bello 31 30 Ian Poulter 32 31 Keegan Bradley 33 32 Matt Fitzpatrick 34

Pool C Seed Player OWGR 33 Matt Wallace 35 34 Eddie Pepperell 36 35 Tyrrell Hatton 37 36 Li Haotong 38 37 Henrik Stenson 39 38 Billy Horschel 40 39 Kiradech Aphibarnrat 41 40 Branden Grace 42 41 Kyle Stanley 43 42 Charles Howell III 44 43 J. B. Holmes 45 44 Brandt Snedeker 46 45 Thorbjørn Olesen 47 46 Shane Lowry 48 47 Justin Harding 49 48 Kevin Kisner 50

Pool D Seed Player OWGR 49 An Byeong-hun 51 50 Lucas Bjerregaard 52 51 Andrew Putnam 53 52 Jim Furyk 54 53 Emiliano Grillo 55 54 Kim Si-woo 56 55 Chez Reavie 57 56 Keith Mitchell 58 57 Kevin Na 60 58 Abraham Ancer 61 59 Russell Knox 62 60 Tom Lewis 63 61 Aaron Wise 64 62 Lee Westwood 65 63 Satoshi Kodaira 67 64 Luke List 69

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