Nelly Korda: ‘Mental Toughness’ Key to US Breaking Solheim Cup Road Drought
Korda said the U.S. must lean on each other to win overseas for the first time in 11 years amid injuries and a partisan crowd.
- World number one Nelly Korda leads the United States into the Solheim Cup at Bernardus Golf in the Netherlands starting Friday, seeking their first victory on European soil in 11 years.
- Standing in the way of the American team is a Europe squad led by England's Charley Hull, who hopes to leverage home-field advantage and familiarity with the course at Bernardus.
- U.S. captain Angela Stanford praised her team's mental toughness, stating, "I think they're very mentally tough." Korda emphasized internal unity: "if we have each other's backs, that's what matters."
- Europe captain Anna Nordqvist brings four rookies into her roster, including 22-year-old rising star Lottie Woad, describing them as a "breath of fresh air" for the squad.
- The competition concludes on Sunday when all 12 players face off in singles clashes, with these final matches determining which team claims the Solheim Cup trophy.
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France24Korda leads US bid to win first away Solheim Cup since 2015
Standing in their way of a rare away win at the Bernadus course in the Netherlands are a Europe team led by England's Charley Hull, competing in her eighth Solheim Cup. Korda will tee off brimming with confidence after a season that has seen her clinch two majors (US Open and Chevron Championship) for the first time in her illustrious career. And she brings a fearsome Solheim Cup record to the Netherlands, having dropped only 5.5 points in 16 ca…
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Nelly Korda: ‘Mental toughness’ key to US breaking Solheim Cup road drought
By Field Level Media Sep 09 (Field Level Media) - The United States will have to win on foreign soil for the first time in 11 years if they are to retain the Solheim Cup this week. The Amercans won the most recent Solheim Cup with a 15.5-12.5 victory ...
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