Day One
December 15, 2006
Day one saw six foursome matches where each team put two golfers on the course for each match, with the two playing alternate shots. Asia won two matches, the international team won two with two ending all square, resulting in a three-to-three tie after the first day of play. The comeback of the day was Jee Young Lee and Meena Lee coming back from four behind at the turn to defeat Natalie Gulbis and Paula Creamer 2 up.
| Asia Team | Results | International Team |
|---|---|---|
| Young Kim/Seon Hwa Lee | Asia 6&5 | Brittany Lincicome/Laura Davies |
| Jee Young Lee/Meena Lee | Asia 2 up | Natalie Gulbis/Paula Creamer |
| Grace Park/Shi Hyun Ahn | Match halved | Angela Stanford/Stacy Prammanasudh |
| Hee-Won Han/Se Ri Pak | International 4&3 | Morgan Pressel/Julieta Granada |
| Joo Mee Kim/Sakura Yokomine | International 3&2 | Carin Koch/Annika Sörenstam |
| Candie Kung/Jennifer Rosales | match halved | Sherri Steinhauer/Nikki Campbell |
| 3 | Foursomes | 3 |
| 3 | Overall | 3 |
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