Team Europe Regains the Solheim Cup From the United States
Europe finished strongly in singles as Lottie Woad sank the winning putt and Carlota Ciganda beat Jennifer Kupcho to secure a 15-12 victory.
- On Sunday, September 13, 2026, Europe defeated the United States 15-12 at Bernadus Golf Course in the Netherlands to win the Solheim Cup.
- With the teams tied 8-8 at the start of the day, Europe and the United States entered the final singles matches with the title still undecided.
- American Lauren Coughlin defeated The Irish player Leona Maguire 2&1, though Maguire had won her three previous singles matches before facing the Minneapolis-born Coughlin.
- Carlota Ciganda secured a singles victory over Jennifer Kupcho, while Lottie Woad hit the decisive putt to clinch the title for Europe.
- This victory cements Europe's dominance at the 2026 Solheim Cup, with the team's strong performance in singles matches overcoming a tight contest against the United States.
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The European golf team has reclaimed the Solheim Cup from the United States. This took place in the Netherlands, where the female equivalent of the Ryder Cup was held at the Bernardus golf course in Cromvoirt.
The English woman Lottie Woad secures Team Europa the triumph of the Solheim Cup. How Esther Henseleit and her golf partners bring the title back to Europe.
Team Europe beat United States to reclaim Solheim Cup
Playing in her first Solheim Cup, Lottie Woad held her nerve to drain the putt on the 17th green to give Europe an unassailable lead over the Americans and snatch back the trophy. The putt sparked wild scenes on the green as Woad was mobbed by her fellow players, cheered on by a raucous crowd at the first Solheim Cup hosted in the Netherlands. "I'm just really, really proud of the players for starting strong and also finishing strong," said Euro…
The team with the German golfer Esther Henseleit defeats the USA in continental comparison – thus the title goes back to Europe.
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