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Europe Holds 8-8 Lead as Solheim Cup Heads to Sunday Singles

By Sports Desk · 2026-09-12 · Updated 2026-09-12 18:52 UTC
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Europe and the US enter Sunday’s singles matches dead level at 8-8, with Europe’s top pairing under fire for their recent struggles and the Americans gaining late momentum through Jennifer Kupcho’s clutch finish.

  • Yahoo Sports reports that Europe’s star pairing of Hull and Woad has managed just half a point from four matches, intensifying scrutiny on Captain Anna Nordqvist’s decision to keep them together despite a record-equaling 6&5 loss. Meanwhile, the US secured a crucial momentum shift after Jennifer Kupcho stole a final point from Ciganda and Boutier with a dramatic closing sequence.

    Source: Yahoo Sports
  • At Bernardus Golf Club, the air hangs heavy with the scent of cut grass and anticipation. Europe and the US stand dead level, 8-8, after Saturday’s brutal sessions. The star pairing of Hull and Woad faltered, yet Sweden’s relentless duo carried the team to parity before a stunning American finish.

    Source: BBC Golf
Based on reporting by BBC Golf and Yahoo Sports, compiled by the Tradingbird desk.

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