Solheim Cup golf 2026: last day– live

Secret occasions

Having actually discovered water on 5, Angel Yin does it once again on 7. Her ball in a creek securing the front of the green. It costs her another hole. Julia Lopez Ramirez birdies 3 to level versus Yealimi Noh. Nelly Korda drains pipes a 25-footer on 6 to restore the lead versus Mimi Rhodes.

1UP Hull v Khang(9)
4UP Henseleit v Al. Lee (8)
3UP Grant v Yin(7)
Rhodes v Korda 1UP(6)
1UP Koerstz Madsen v Corpuz (4)
Nadaud A/S An. Lee (4)
Lopez Ramirez A/S Noh (3)
Woad A/S Kim(2)
Maguire v Coughlin 1UP( 1)
Stark A/S Duncan (1 )
Ciganda v Kupcho

It’s going incredibly well for Europe at the minute. Even a birdie for Yealimi Noh on 2, which offers her the lead versus Julia Lopez Ramirez, does not alter that. The USA have actually begun gradually in many of the disciplines so far, and handled to combat their method back on the later holes.

Birdie for Mimi Rhodes at 5, and the novice has actually bound her match versus the world primary Nelly Korda! Another European novice, Nastasia Nadaud, levels up versus Andrea Lee, the latter having actually discovered that water. Therefore for a couple of seconds, there’s no red on the board … up until Lauren Coughlin strolls in a par putt on 1 to increase early doors versus Leona Maguire. Alison Lee’s shenanigans down 7 hands another hole to Esther Henselit, as anticipated.

1UP Hull v Khang (8)
4UP Henseleit v Al. Lee (7)
2UP Grant v Yin (6)
Rhodes A/S Korda (5)
1UP Koerstz Madsen v Corpuz (4)
Nadaud A/S An. Lee (3)
Lopez Ramirez A/S Noh (1)
Woad A/S Kim (1)
Maguire v Coughlin 1UP (1)
Stark v Duncan

Angel Yin misses out on the green at the par-three 6th, and it’s another hole for Linn Grant. Her 3rd in 4 holes. Yin’s absence of competitive action overtaking her big-time. Alison Lee sends her 3rd at 3 into a greenside bunker. And an unpleasant double bogey by Nanna Madsen on 4 cuts her lead in half.

Not a great minute if your name is Lee. Alison’s tee chance at 7 winds up under a tree atop some pine cones, and she’s required to punch out. Esther Henseleit discovers the green in guideline and the United States remain in an area of trouble there. See likewise Andrea on 3, as her ball takes a leaflet, whistling through the green and towards the water behind. She may have gone through the reeds and in, it’s unclear from the images. In either case, it’s not going to be great news for her.

Esther Henseleit ends up being the very first gamer today to go 3 holes up. Her tee chance at the par-three 6th discovers the meat of the green; Alison Lee’s effort bounds through and down the swale at the back. Lee can’t get up and down, and par suffices for the German. Angel Yin’s check out to the water on 5 expenses her the hole and presents Linn Grant the lead. There’s much better news for the USA on 2, where Andrea Lee’s birdie puts some red on the board.

1UP Hull v Khang (7)
3UP Henseleit v Al. Lee (6)
1UP Grant v Yin (5)
Rhodes v Korda 1UP (4)
2UP Koerstz Madsen v Corpuz (3)
Nadaud v An. Lee 1UP (2)
Lopez Ramirez A/S Noh (1)
Woad v Kim

Angel Yin began quickly, however having actually not played a lot golf this year, the rust is starting to reveal. She sculpts her 3rd at 5 into the beverage on the. As if it isn’t damp enough.

The rain is boiling down in stair rods now. Gamers taking their shots as rapidly as possible before scuttling back under the nearby umbrella. It’s cold. In theory, these conditions must favour the Europeans, who will be more utilized to them … however Angela Stanford sent her gamers out to practice under a deluge on Wednesday, and was at discomforts to stress that the United States are ready and all set to handle damp weather condition. Excitements and spills ahoy!

Nanna Madsen wants to have actually gained from putting her feet up the other day. She’s now followed birdie at 1 with another at 2, and she’s flown out of the traps. See likewise Esther Henseleit, who rolls in a 15-footer on 5 for birdie and Europe are 2UP in that match!

1UP Hull v Khang (6)
2UP Henseleit v Al. Lee (5)
Grant A/S Yin (4)
Rhodes v Korda 1UP (3)
2UP Koerstz Madsen v Corpuz (2)
Nadaud A/S An. Lee (1)
Lopez Ramirez v Noh

Nastasia Nadaud and Andrea Lee take turns to shave the lip with mid-range birdie putts on 1. Up on 4, Angel Yin leaves a beast birdie effort a great 10 feet short, and does not lose her turn. She can’t make the par saver … however Linn Grant rejects the chance to win the hole from 5 feet, her ball breaking away on the low side. Grant does not yield Yin’s bogey putt, which to be reasonable appearances well inside the leather. Onslaught down, gloves off, Yin transforms however does not look especially pleased about it. That might have been the whole point, naturally.

1UP Hull v Khang (5)
1UP Henseleit v Al. Lee (4)
Grant A/S Yin (4)
Rhodes v Korda 1UP (2)
1UP Koerstz Madsen v Corpuz (1)
Nadaud A/S An. Lee (1)
Lopez Ramirez v Noh

Charley Hull has a fairly straight six-footer on 5 for birdie and the win. She leaves it up on the high side. Little a misread. A chance passes. The rain is getting much heavier.

Mimi Rhodes isn’t close at 2. Nelly Korda is. Rhodes leaves a 50-foot putt 10 brief, however she does not get the chance to make par, due to the fact that Korda guides in a mild left-to-right curler from 8 feet to strike the front because match. Bogey for Angel Yin at 3 presents Linn Grant parity in match 3.

1UP Hull v Khang (4)
1UP Henseleit v Al. Lee (4)
Grant A/S Yin (3)
Rhodes v Korda 1UP (2)
1UP Koerstz Madsen v Corpuz (1)
Nadaud v An. Lee

Allisen Corpuz– in the bunker at the back of 1, having actually previously been required to slice out from the heather– needs to hole out for the half. She can’t do it. Europe go 1UP. Back on the tee, the current match to head out is Andrea Lee versus the excellent novice Nastasia Nadaud, the youngest gamer here today. 2 points in the bag for the 21-year-old French star-in-the-making currently.

Charley Hull sculpts her tee chance at the par-three 4th into rough to the right of the green. She almost holes the chip up, and that’s sufficient to rush the half and maintain her lead. On 1, Allisen Corpuz ends up being the newest United States gamer to discover the bunker at the back of the green. Nanna Madsen almost does the exact same, however her ball gets the last little bit of green and spins back to 12 feet. Benefit Europe because one.

Mimi Rhodes extremely almost drains pipes a 30-footer on 1 for an early lead. The ball stops one turn brief. Few putts racing past the hole up until now. Not anyBack on the tee, Allisen Corpuz pulls her opening drive into the heather down the. Her ball raises up and strikes a marshal on the jacksie, a charming animation touch. Back into the heather it vanishes. From bracket to bracken. Nanna Madsen, newly rested after a day of rest, divides the fairway. Up on 2, Angel Yin spins her method to kick-in variety, and that’s the very first dash of red on the board this early morning.

1UP Hull v Khang (3)
1UP Henseleit v Al. Lee (2)
Grant v Yin 1UP (2)
Rhodes A/S Korda (1)
Koerstz Madsen v Corpuz

Alison Lee gets a little a leaflet out of damp semi-rough down the right of 2. She does not get near to the flag, and though she lags her long birdie putt as much as tap-in range, Esther Henseleit has actually tossed a dart to 6 feet from the centre of the fairway and cleans for birdie. Another splash of blue on the scoreboard. That putt only simply dropped. The greens sluggish, to belabour the point.

1UP Hull v Khang (3)
1UP Henseleit v Al. Lee (2)
Grant A/S Yin (1)
Rhodes v Korda

The greens have not run this sluggish all week: 10 on the stimp compared to 10.3 the other day. And the gamers are fighting with the rate in these early matches. Angel Yin and Linn Grant end up being the current to leave relatively straight birdie putts a number of inches brief on 1. Back on the tee, the world primary Nelly Korda prepares to deal with the novice Mimi Rhodes, who currently has 2 points in the bag for Europe today. She’s on record as stating she likes a difficulty and the heat of fight; she’s definitely got all of that on her plate today. They both discover the large, generous fairway.

1UP Hull v Khang (2)
Henseleit A/S Al. Lee (1)
Grant A/S Yin (1)
Rhodes v Korda

Charley Hull releases her club– a damp grip?– while sending her 2nd at the par-five 2nd into a fairway bunker. She whips into the green and makes par, however Megan Khang established a six-foot birdie possibility to level the match. She duplicates the mistake of the 1st hole, leaving a dribbler short, stopping working to take into account the sluggishness of the damp greens. A let-off for Hull.

1UP Hull v Khang (2)
Henseleit A/S Al. Lee (1)
Grant v Yin

Angel Yin hasn’t played excessive golf just recently– she’s been ill previously in the year, and remained the other day completely– however shows no nerves in sending her opening drive down the middle. Linn Grant follows her. Up on the green, Alison Lee gets up and below the bunker to restore a half.

1UP Hull v Khang (1)
Henseleit A/S Al. Lee (1)
Grant v Yin

With the rain still boiling down, and projection to get much heavier in the early afternoon, it’s favored lies today. Discovering the fairway more crucial than ever. You still have to take benefit. Esther Henseleit tosses a dart at the flagstick on 1, her ball 10 feet shy of the pin. Alison Lee makes precisely the very same error Megan Khang did, discovering the bunker at the back. She’s entrusted a minor downhill lie and very little green to have fun with. More excellent news for Europe showing up?

The United States captain Angela Stanford recommendations Jennifer Kupcho’s heroics as she makes a bullish declaration to Sky: “We required a shock … they’re all fired up today … I’m quite positive in the end of our line-up … they’re prepared.”

Esther Henseleit and Alison Lee take turns to divide the fairway with their opening drives. Up on the green, Megan Khang does not provide her five-footer enough zest, the wetness on the green doing a number on her. The ball remains on the edge. The door open for Hull, and she strolls on through. Blood to Europe!

1UP Hull v Khang (1)
Henseleit v Al. Lee

Hull is even more from the flag so will take her putt. A 30-footer with some right-to-left swing. She leaves the putt 3 feet short, the early morning rain having slowed the greens. Khang sprinkles out from the bunker to 5 feet. A number of little testers showing up. Back on the tee, the 2nd match of Esther Henseleit and Alison Lee gets here for work. Chaos, chaos, chaos.

The adrenaline needs to be pumping … and Megan Khang sends her technique through the green into a bunker at the back of 1. She can’t think it. “Long?!” she asks her caddie. It’s long. Charley Hull reacts with a somewhat conservative play, discovering the heart of the green, the pin tucked back left near Khang’s bunker. That’s a minor benefit to Europe.

Europe captain Anna Nordqvist has an easy message for Sky Sports: “We’re on an objective today.”

Here we go, then … it’s concerned this. A rainy day at Bernardus Golf in Cromvoirt near Den Bosch in North Brabant, Netherlands. The gallery in excellent voice. The very first match of Charley Hull and Megan Khang get the ovation they should have. Both gamers have actually led their group out in the past, Khang beating Linn Grant in 2023, Hull seeing off Nelly Korda in 2024. That experience sees them excellent as they both pump great drives down the track. No going back now!

It was a traditional matchplay double whammy. An all-timer. The other day night in the gloaming, with Europe looking most likely to take a 9-7 lead into the Sunday songs, Jennifer Kupcho tramlined a 90-footer on 17 before assisting in a 30-footer on the last to pull the carpet marvelously, skilfully, nervelessly, drastically from under the feet of the astonished hosts and level ball games at 8-8. An authentic Where Were You When …? occasion, 120 feet’s worth of radiance you’ll see once again and once again and once again and once again for ever more. And you can double that ought to the USA win and/or keep the prize this afternoon! Take it to the bank. Jennifer Kupcho: immediate Solheim Cup legend.

Can Europe recuperate from that late, late, fantastic bodyblow? They’ve got 12 opportunities to do so. They require six-and-a-half more indicate restore the Solheim Cup; the USA need a simple 6 to keep. If the very first 2 days are anything to pass– and Carlota Ciganda’s Seve-and-Spieth-infused heroics on Friday now appear a sepia-tinged dot in the dim and far-off past in this post-Kupcho multicoloured world– this is going to be really tense, extremely remarkable … and a dreadful great deal of enjoyable. It’s on!

10.10 am (BST): Charley Hull v Megan Khang
10:22 am: Esther Henseleit v Alison Lee
10:34 am: Linn Grant v Angel Yin
10:46 am: Mimi Rhodes v Nelly Korda
10:58 am: Nanna Koerstz Madsen v Allisen Corpuz
11:10 am: Nastasia Nadaud v Andrea Lee
11:22 am: Julia López Ramírez v Yealimi Noh
11:34 am: Lottie Woad v Auston Kim
11:46 am: Leona Maguire v Lauren Coughlin
11:58 am: Maja Stark v Lindy Duncan
12:10 pm: Carlota Ciganda v Jennifer Kupcho
12:22 pm: Celine Boutier v Rose Zhang