Jennifer Kupcho's clutch putts help U.S. even Solheim Cup
Jennifer Kupcho sank a pair of long putts on the final two holes of four-ball competition as the United States turned a deficit into a tie.
In a pivotal moment at the Solheim Cup on Saturday, September 12, Colorado's Jennifer Kupcho secured an 8-8 tie between the United States and Europe through two days of competition. Kupcho's powerful putts from over 100 feet on the final holes of the four-ball competition turned the tide of the match. The 91-foot, downhill putt on the 17th hole and the 20-foot left-breaking putt on the 18th hole gave the U.S. the victory.
Kupcho credited her putter for the crucial win and expressed her determination to continue fighting for her team's success. With 12 singles matches remaining, the U.S. needs a total of 14 points to retain the trophy.
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