Solheim Cup 2026: Friday Morning Foursomes Matches and Tee Times

The Friday morning foursomes matches for the 2026 Solheim Cup have been confirmed, with Charley Hull and Lottie Woad facing Nelly Korda and Allisen Corpuz in a blockbuster opening match at Bernardus Golf.

European captain Anna Nordqvist has wasted little time throwing one of her most experienced players alongside one of her most exciting rookies, with Hull and Woad handed the task of getting Europe off to a fast start on home soil.

They will face Korda and Corpuz in the first match of the morning, setting up an intriguing clash between four players with plenty of quality and, in Hull's case, significant Solheim Cup experience.

Hull is making her eighth consecutive Solheim Cup appearance, while Woad will make her debut in the competition. 

Korda, meanwhile, needs little introduction and will provide a formidable opponent in the opening match.

The opening foursomes match will get underway at 6.40am GMT, which is 7.40am local time.

The remaining foursomes matches will take place in 12-minute intervals. 

GolfMagic has listed the Friday foursomes matches below...

Solheim Cup Friday Morning Foursomes Matches and Tee Times - 11 September

The remaining three matches will see Nanna Koerstz Madsen and Céline Boutier take on Alison Lee and Lauren Coughlin, before Esther Henseleit and Leona Maguire face Andrea Lee and Lindy Duncan.

The final match of the morning sees Maja Stark and Linn Grant go up against Rose Zhang and Jennifer Kupcho.

The Friday afternoon fourballs will confirmed towards the end of play in the foursomes, with those matches getting underway just after midday. 

Foursomes is played in an alternate-shot format, with two players from each team sharing one ball and taking alternate shots. 

It makes the opening pairings particularly important, with captains looking for combinations that can quickly establish a rhythm and limit costly mistakes.

Europe are attempting to reclaim the trophy after the USA won 15.5-12.5 in Virginia in 2024, while the Americans arrive in the Netherlands as defending champions.

USA have not won an away match, however, since Germany in 2015.