Solheim Cup 2026 Live Scores: Team Europe Make Strong Start At Rainy Bernardus

CIGANDA DOUBLES HER LEAD

She's out for revenge after yesterday afternoon and, at the third, Ciganda drains a lengthy birdie putt to move 2-up on Coughlin.

There's no reaction from the European, who looks extremely focused in the penultimate match.

KORDA EXTENDS ADVANTAGE

Rhodes puts her third shot over the green and, with the chip back, the Englishwoman nearly holes it for an unlikely par.

Korda, meanwhile, is on the green in two and, although she rams her first putt by, she drains the next coming back, with the American 3-up in that match.

FLATSTICK FIRING

MORE BLUE ON THE BOARD

Woad birdies the fifth and, when Kim misses her birdie putt, that means the European goes 2-up.

Behind this match, Maja Stark is 1-up on Lindy Duncan after three holes, with the Swede looking to remain undefeated for the week.

HOW MANY MISSES?

Khang and Hull play good approach shots into the 12th, with the American going first on the green.

Sliding by the left-side, Khang makes par, leaving Hull with a great chance to go 3-up.

Taking the putter back, Hull's attempt once again grazes the edge and the European remains 2-up in that match.

CORPUZ BIRDIES

Corpuz plays a great approach into the par 4 seventh and, after Madsen misses her putt, Corpuz taps in to move back to 1-down.

CIGANDA GOES 1-UP

This is the match I'm most excited about, with Carlota Ciganda going up against Jennifer Kupcho.

Both are fiery characters and, at the second, Ciganda birdies while Kupcho misses her short attempt.

The European goes 1-up in the early stages of that match.

HENSELEIT STILL DOMINATING

Alison Lee birdies the 10th, but Henseleit fires back with a birdie of her own to remain 4-up.

NOH GOES 1-UP

The US side need to get some red on the board and, at the fifth, Noh manages to go 1-up on Ramirez, meaning US lead three of the 12 matches.

RAIN CONTINUES TO TUMBLE

TIED WITH BIRDIES

Rhodes makes an excellent birdie from the bunker at the driveable par 4 eighth, with Korda matching her following a delicate chip shot.

Korda is 2-up in that match, but rookie Rhodes isn't giving in for the Europeans.

WOAD GOES 1-UP

The blue wave continues on Sunday, with Lottie Woad moving 1-up on Auston Kim.

Both Woad and Hull struggled in the foursomes and four-balls, but are firing on Sunday as they both lead in the early stages.

CLASSY KORDA

HULL MOVES 2-UP

Megan Khang plays a great third into the par 5 10th and, with Hull narrowly missing her eagle putt, the American has a chance for the tie.

Sitting three-feet from the hole, Khang pulls it left and can't convert, with the American now 2-down to Hull.

In the fifth match, Europe's Nanna Koerstz Madsen birdies the sixth and she moves 2-up on Allisen Corpuz.

BIG MISS

USA's Yealimi Noh misses a short par putt at the fourth and that leaves the door ajar for Julia Lopez Ramirez.

However, the rookie can't convert from a few feet, with a big chance slipping by. That match remains tied.

Up ahead, Korda holes another excellent putt to move 2-up on Rhodes, while Grant and Yin both birdie the eighth with the former remaining 3-up.

FIRST GROUPS FIRING

Charley Hull finds the green with her second at the par 5 10th, with Linn Grant playing a majestic shot at the par 4 eighth.

Both Europeans are up in their matches, with both having great chances to make birdie to extend their advantages.

KORDA GOES 1-UP

Nelly Korda birdies the sixth and moves 1-up on Mimi Rhodes. The World No.1 is one of two Americans up in their matches, with Lauren Coughlin claiming the opening hole to lead Leona Maguire.

GOOD AFTERNOON FROM A RAINY BERNARDUS

Hello all, and welcome to Golf Monthly's coverage of the final day of the Solheim Cup, where Europe have made a strong start in the singles on Sunday.

As of writing, the hosts are up in four of the first five matches, with the final match involving Celine Boutier and Rose Zhang just getting underway.

Europe need to hit 14.5 points, while America need to get to 14 to retain the trophy they won two years ago.