The Solheim Cup is set up perfectly going into the final day, with two days of pure drama concluding with an 8-8 score line going into Sunday.
It's hard to think that after Friday morning's foursomes we would be going into the final day level, especially when USA defeated Europe 4-0. However, Europe rallied in the afternoon and, following a 3-1 result in the afternoon's four balls, Europe produced a 2-2 result in Saturday's foursomes to stay two back.
The four balls on Saturday afternoon would prove crucial then and, following a dominant 4&3 victory for Leona Maguire and Charley Hull, Europe were able to claim two of the final three games on Saturday to level things up at 8-8.
On Sunday, the format turns to singles, with all 24 players featuring on the final day. Starting at 11.10am in Spain (10.10am BST/5.10am ET), the last time will be at 1.22pm (12.22pm BST/7.22am ET), with the conclusion of the tournament set to be a thriller.
Solheim Cup matches - Sunday Singles
Sunday singles
- 10.10am: Megan Khang vs Linn Grant
- 10.22am: Rose Zhang vs Leona Maguire
- 10.34am: Danielle Kang vs Charley Hull
- 10.46am: Jennifer Kupcho vs Anna Nordqvist
- 10.58am: Andrea Lee vs Georgia Hall
- 11.10am: Cheyenne Knight vs Gemma Dryburgh
- 11.22am: Angel Yin vs Celine Boutier
- 11.34am: Ally Ewing vs Caroline Hedwall
- 11.46am: Lilia Vu vs Madelene Sagstrom
- 11.58am: Allisen Corpuz vs Maja Stark
- 12.10pm: Nelly Korda vs Carlota Ciganda
- 12.22pm: Lexi Thompson vs Emily Pedersen
Solheim Cup current score
After day two, USA and Europe are level at 8-8.
Solheim Cup schedule and tee times
(All times local: BST -1hr / ET -6hrs)
Sunday September 24
11.10-13.22 12x Singles Matches
Solheim Cup results so far
Friday morning foursomes: USA win 4-0
- Match 1: Lexi Thompson and Megan Khang vs Maja Stark and Linn Grant - USA WIN 2&1
- Match 2: Danielle Kang and Andrea Lee vs Celine Boutier and Georgia Hall - USA WIN 1up
- Match 3: Nelly Korda and Allisen Corpuz vs Leona Maguire and Anna Nordqvist - USA WIN 2up
- Match 4: Ally Ewing and Cheyenne Knight vs Emily Pedersen and Charley Hull - USA WIN 5&4
Friday afternoon fourballs: Europe win 3-1
- Match 1: Gemma Dryburgh & Madelene Sagstrom vs Rose Zhang - HALVED
- Match 2: Leona Maguire & Georgia Hall vs Lexi Thompson & Lilia Vu - EUROPE WIN 1UP
- Match 3: Emily Kristine Pedersen & Maja Stark vs Jennifer Kupcho & Allisen Corpuz - HALVED
- Match 4: Carlota Ciganda & Linn Grant vs Angel Yin & Ally Ewing - EUROPE WIN 4&2
Saturday morning foursomes: Session tied 2-2
- Match 1: Emily Pedersen & Carlota Ciganda vs Lilia Vu & Jennifer Kupcho - EUROPE WIN 2&1
- Match 2: Anna Nordqvist & Leona Maguire vs Lexi Thompson & Megan Khang - USA WIN 1-UP
- Match 3: Georgia Hall & Celine Boutier vs Nelly Korda & Allisen Corpuz - USA WIN 5&3
- Match 4: Maja Stark & Linn Grant vs Danielle Kang & Andrea Lee - EUROPE WIN 1-UP
Saturday afternoon four balls: Europe win 3-1
- Match 1: Charley Hull & Leona Maguire vs Nelly Korda & Ally Ewing - EUROPE WIN 4&3
- Match 2: Anna Nordqvist & Caroline Hedwall vs Cheyenne Knight & Angel Yin - USA WIN 2-UP
- Match 3: Madelene Sagstrom & Emily Pedersen vs Rose Zhang & Andrea Lee - EUROPE WIN 2&1
- Match 4: Carlota Ciganda & Linn Grant vs Danielle Kang & Lilia Vu - EUROPE WIN 2&1
What are the Solheim Cup teams?
Captain: Suzann Pettersen (Nor)
Vice-captains: Laura Davies (Eng), Caroline Martens (Nor) and Anna Nordqvist (Swe - playing vice-captain)
Automatic qualifiers: Celine Boutier (Fra), Carlota Ciganda (Esp), Linn Grant (Swe), Georgia Hall (Eng), Charley Hull (Eng), Leona Maguire (Irl), Anna Nordqvist (Swe)
Captain's picks: Gemma Dryburgh (Sco), Caroline Hedwall (Ger), Emily Pedersen (Den), Madelene Sagstrom (Swe)
Captain: Stacy Lewis
Assistant captains: Morgan Pressel, Natalie Gulbis and Angela Stanford
Automatic qualifiers: Lilia Vu, Nelly Korda, Allisen Corpuz, Megan Khang, Jennifer Kupcho, Danielle Kang, Andrea Lee, Lexi Thompson, Rose Zhang
Captain's picks: Ally Ewing, Cheyenne Knight, Angel Yin
-
There's A Growing Divide Between Club Members And Nomadic Golfers When It Comes To Handicapping... And I'm Concerned About ItSome golfers believe competition play should be a pre-requisite to achieving a ‘valid’ handicap, while others feel you should be able to submit a card whenever you want
-
I'm A Golf Tech Nerd, And These 9 Garmin Deals Are Too Good To Ignore Before Black FridayIf you're looking to add some useful golf gadgets to your setup, a good place to start your search is at Garmin. Here are a few gadgets I'd recommend from the brand.
-
Anyone From Nelly Korda To 60th-Place Carlota Ciganda Can Win The Biggest Check In Women's Golf History This Week - Here's WhyThe LPGA Tour season culminates in the CME Globe Tour Championship at Tiburon Golf Club this week - and an $11 million total prize purse is on the line
-
Lexi Thompson Says She ‘May Tee It Up A Few Times Next Year’ As She Prepares To Retire From Full-Time Professional GolfThe American has revealed she might play a limited schedule next year as she prepares for life beyond a full-time professional schedule
-
'I Just Think It Really Drags The Game Down' - LPGA Tour Stars Weigh In On Slow Play DebateNelly Korda is one of the players who has given her thoughts on the issue of slow play on the LPGA Tour after Charley Hull suggested a brutal idea to kill the issue
-
CME Group Tour Championship Prize Money Payout 2024Nelly Korda heads the field as players compete for one of the largest purses in the history of the women’s game
-
Women’s NCAA Division I Champion Adela Cernousek Turns ProTexas A&M's Adela Cernousek has announced she is turning professional, with a place in the final stage of LPGA Tour Q-Series on the horizon
-
‘I Feel Sorry For The Fans' - Charley Hull Proposes Brutal Idea To 'Kill' Slow PlayAfter pointing out that her third round at The Annika took close to six hours, the World No.11 suggested an idea which could greatly reduce slow play on tour
-
Nelly Korda Joined By Tennis Star Brother Sebastian As He Watches Her Win For First TimeSebastian Korda was present to watch Nelly Korda claim her seventh victory of the season in the Annika Driven by Gainbridge at Pelican
-
How Did One Pro Secure A $1 Million Payday Without Playing The Penultimate LPGA Tour Event?Jeeno Thitikul may not have featured at The Annika Driven by Gainbridge, but the former World No.1 secured a $1 million payday via the Aon Risk Reward Challenge
