Quiz: Can You Name All 24 Players At The 2024 Solheim Cup?

Alison Corpuz takes a tee shot in the Friday morning foursomes at the Solheim Cup — (Image credit: Getty Images)

It's Solheim Cup week as Europe look to win back the trophy after losing last time out in Virginia.

USA won 15.5 - 12.5 two years ago at Robert Trent Jones Golf Club, but can you remember every player on each side?

A number of them are back this year at Bernardus Golf, with Anna Nordqvist's Team Europe fielding seven of the same players and Angela Stanford's Team USA featuring eight returning players from the winning team.

This quiz will test your knowledge of the 2024 Solheim Cup, where you'll have 10 minutes to correctly name all 24 players from the previous edition...

Quiz: Can You Name All 24 Players At The 2024 Solheim Cup?

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Solheim Cup teams: 2026 Europe and USA line-ups
Team Europe	Team USA
Charley Hull	Nelly Korda
Lottie Woad	Angel Yin
Esther Henseleit	Jennifer Kupcho
Maja Stark	Yealimi Noh
Celine Boutier	Auston Kim
Carlota Ciganda	Lauren Coughlin
Linn Grant	Allisen Corpuz
Nanna Koerstz Madsen	Andrea Lee
Leona Maguire	Alison Lee
Julia Lopez Ramirez	Megan Khang
Nastasia Nadaud	Rose Zhang
Mimi Rhodes	Lindy Duncan

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Solheim Cup results
Year	Winning Team	Score
1990	Team USA	11.5-4.5
1992	Team Europe	11.5-6.5
1994	Team USA	13-7
1996	Team USA	17-11
1998	Team USA	16-12
2000	Team Europe	14.5-11.5
2002	Team USA	15.5-12.5
2003	Team Europe	17.5-10.5
2005	Team USA	15.5-12.5
2007	Team USA	16-12
2009	Team USA	16-12
2011	Team Europe	15-13
2013	Team Europe	18-10
2015	Team USA	14.5-13.5
2017	Team USA	16.5-11.5
2019	Team Europe	14.5-13.5
2021	Team Europe	15-13
2023	Team Europe retain	14-14
2024	Team USA	15.5-12.5

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