Quiz: Name USA's Top 20 Solheim Cup Points Scorers

Team USA pose with the Solheim Cup — (Image credit: Getty Images)

The 2026 Solheim Cup takes place in The Netherlands for the first time as Bernardus Golf hosts the three-day match play event.

Angela Stanford's Team USA will look to win back-to-back matches after a 15.5 - 12.5 victory last time out at Robert Trent Jones Golf Club.

And as it's Solheim Cup week, you can get in the mood for the golf with this testing quiz.

Can you name USA's top 20 Solheim Cup points scorers? That's the task we're challenging you with!

Test your knowledge below, where you'll be faced with a 10-minute timer to try and get them all. Can you get all 20? Find out...

Quiz: Name USA's Top 20 Solheim Cup Points Scorers

For more fun golf quizzes, head to Golf Monthly's Quiz homepage.

Solheim Cup 2026: dates and past results

The 2026 Solheim Cup, which will be the 20th edition, takes place from September 11-13, with two days of doubles action on the Friday and Saturday before 12 singles matches on Sunday.

Three-time KLM Open venue Bernardus Golf will be the star of the show, with The Netherlands hosting the match for the first time in history.

The action is set to be tight with both teams very strong. Nelly Korda headlines Team USA, while Solheim Cup stalwart Charley Hull heads a strong and experienced home team that features rising star Lottie Woad as a debutant.

Swipe to scroll horizontally

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

TOPICS

Elliott Heath is our News Editor and has been with Golf Monthly since early 2016 after graduating with a degree in Sports Journalism. He covered the 2022 and 2025 Masters from Augusta National and was there by the 18th green to watch Rory McIlroy complete the career grand slam. He has also covered five Open Championships on-site including the 150th at St Andrews.