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Solheim Cup 2026 LIVE: Sunday Singles, Scores and Updates as Europe and USA battle at Bernardus

Welcome to live final day updates of the 2026 Solheim Cup at Bernardus Golf in the Netherlands.

The singles matches are now underway at Bernardus Golf — and with the Solheim Cup locked at 8-8, the stage is set for a dramatic final day in the Netherlands.

GolfMagic Editor Andy Roberts is on hand with live updates throughout all 12 Sunday singles, as Europe and the USA go head-to-head with everything to play for.

Charley Hull leads Europe out against Megan Khang in the opening match at 10.10am GMT, with the hosts needing 6.5 points from the 12 matches and 14.5 points in total to regain the trophy. 

Defending champions USA, meanwhile, require six points to successfully defend their title, which means they need to reach 14 points. 

Hull will be hoping for a change in fortunes after a difficult week so far. The World No.8 has managed just half a point from her four matches alongside compatriot Lottie Woad, but the singles offer Hull the perfect opportunity to put those results behind her and deliver a crucial point for Europe.

Scroll down for the complete list of Sunday's 12 singles matches and tee times.

There are plenty of fascinating battles to come throughout the day. 

European rookie Mimi Rhodes faces World No.1 Nelly Korda in the fourth match, while Woad takes on Auston Kim in the eighth.

Linn Grant will meet Angel Yin in the third match, before one of Europe's standout performers this week, Maja Stark, takes on Lindy Duncan at 11.58am.

The closing stages could be particularly tense.

Carlota Ciganda faces Jennifer Kupcho in the penultimate match at 12.10pm, with Kupcho producing one of Saturday's biggest moments when she holed a remarkable 90-foot birdie putt on the 17th, before adding a 25-footer at the 18th to beat Ciganda and Celine Boutier alongside Duncan and bring the overall score back to 8-8.

And then comes the final match: Boutier against Rose Zhang at 12.22pm.

If the Solheim Cup is still undecided by then, the pressure on both players will be immense.

After two days of extraordinary drama, it all comes down to these 12 matches. Every point matters, every hole could prove decisive, and this one could go all the way to the final putt.

Solheim Cup 2026: Sunday Singles Matches and Tee Times

All times GMT

Match

Tee time

Europe

USA

1

10.10am

Charley Hull

Megan Khang

2

10.22am

Esther Henseleit

Alison Lee

3

10.34am

Linn Grant

Angel Yin

4

10.46am

Mimi Rhodes

Nelly Korda

5

10.58am

Nanna Koerstz Madsen

Allisen Corpuz

6

11.10am

Nastasia Nadaud

Andrea Lee

7

11.22am

Julia Lopez Ramirez

Yealimi Noh

8

11.34am

Lottie Woad

Auston Kim

9

11.46am

Leona Maguire

Lauren Coughlin

10

11.58am

Maja Stark

Lindy Duncan

11

12.10pm

Carlota Ciganda

Jennifer Kupcho

12

12.22pm

Celine Boutier

Rose Zhang

Solheim Cup 2026 Live Updates

Keep track of the live action below. 

GolfMagic Editor Andy Roberts is bringing you all the key moments from Sunday's singles as they happen, including live scores, hole-by-hole updates, major turning points, birdies, celebrations and the latest twists in the battle for the Solheim Cup.

Stay with us throughout the day as Europe and the USA fight for every point at Bernardus Golf.

13 Sep 2026
11:11
Europe fast start continues

Nanna Koerstz Madsen is conceded the 1st hole by Allisen Corpuz in Match 5.

Europe lead in three matches. 

Solheim Cup 2026: LIVE scores
Solheim Cup 2026: LIVE scores
11:02
USA up in Match 3

Angel Yin moves 1up on Linn Grant after a birdie on the par-5 2nd. 

The first bit of red on the board.

Solheim Cup 2026: LIVE scores
Solheim Cup 2026: LIVE scores
10:56
Fast start from Europe

It's a great start from Europe.

The hosts are up in the top two games.

Henseleit just birdied the par-5 2nd to move 1up against in-form American Lee, who has gone 3-0 so far this week. 

Solheim Cup 2026: LIVE scores
Solheim Cup 2026: LIVE scores
10:41
Hull let off hook

Khang misses a golden chance to win the 2nd hole in Match 2, but she fails to convert her birdie putt. 

Hull remains 1up. 

10:40
It's lashing it down

It's absolutely chucking it down now

Umbrellas up all over the course. 

10:39
Clutch from Lee

It looked for all the world that Henseleit was about to put more blue on the board on the par-4 1st in Match 2, but in-form American Alison Lee had other ideas. 

Henseleit missed her birdie attempt from 20 feet, and then Lee converted her par save from 15 feet to tie the hole. 

10:34
Welcome to live final day updates

Welcome to live updates from a rainy final day at Bernardus Golf.

The Sunday Singles are now underway.

It's great news for European fans.

Charley Hull is already 1up thru 1 after an early American bogey from Megan Khang. 

The first bit of blue on the board.

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With the scores locked at 8-8, all 12 singles matches today are of vital importance to the overall contest.

USA are looking to defend, and need to reach 14 points.

Europe must reach at least 14.5 to win.

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