Australia has won the World Amateur Teams Championship on Mexico's Caribbean coast in dominant fashion.
Coming into the event as hot favourites, the team consisting of Cameron Davis, Curtis Luck and Harrison Endycott shot 38-under, a 19-shot margin over second-placed England.
Davis won the event individually, with the 2015 Australian Amateur Champ shooting 17-under.
"I'm happy to win that," Davis said.
"But it really didn't matter as long as we got the big trophy. This was all about the team and everyone did an amazing job. Everyone."
Luck came second individually with 15-under, and Endycott falling back to tied for 16th.
It is Australia's fourth time winning the Eisenhower Trophy.
"To share this with these guys is something I already appreciate, but this week is right there with anything I've ever done and to be able to share it with them in years to come is going to be awesome," Luck said.
"This is an amazing accomplishment, not only for this team, but also for Australian golf and everyone who's helped us get here and all the guys we play with and against at home. It's just a great moment."
Coach Dean Kinney had challenged the team to dominate their opposition and go 1-2-3. That didn't eventuate in its entirety, but the team were unstoppable across the four rounds.
"I did put it on them to give their best and remember the week fondly for the rest of their lives," the New South Wales national coach said.
"And they took it exactly how I hoped they might. They believed in everything everyone around Golf Australia and their state programs has been telling them for the last few years and dominated.
"What a great day for Australian golf, and hopefully a few more to come."
