U.S. Solheim Cup team was riding a high. Then came Sunday singles
The Americans celebrated with beers after Saturday at the Solheim Cup. But the Europeans wound up popping the champagne. The post U.S. Solheim Cup team was riding a high. Then came Sunday singles appeared first on Golf .
The US Solheim Cup team was tied with Europe at the end of the first two days. However, on Sunday, Europe won seven of the 12 singles matches to secure an outright victory. The final score was 15-13 in favor of Europe.
According to Angela Stanford, the US captain, her team did not play badly but failed to make enough putts. She expressed frustration with herself for not encouraging her players to hit their putts harder. The condition of the greens at Bernardus Golf was also mentioned as a potential factor.
Europe's captain, Anna Nordqvist, led her team to their first Solheim Cup victory since 2023. Lottie Woad captured the winning point for the Europeans. This win marks Europe's fourth victory in the last five Solheim Cups.
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