Solheim Cup 2026: Sunday Singles and Tee Times with Europe and USA locked at 8-8
Europe and USA level at 8-8 as Sunday singles set to decide the Solheim Cup at Bernardus.

Charley Hull will lead Europe out in Sunday's 12 decisive Solheim Cup singles as the hosts and USA prepare for a dramatic final day with the scores locked at 8-8 at Bernardus Golf in the Netherlands.
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Captains Anna Nordqvist and Angela Stanford have sent out Hull and Megan Khang to battle out the opening match at 10.10am GMT.
Hull has endured a miserable week so far, taking just half a point in all four matches alongside compatriot Lottie Woad, but the World No.8 will be looking to put that to one side when she leads Europe out in the first match of the Sunday singles.
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Other notable matches include European rookie Mimi Rhodes taking on World No.1 Nelly Korda in the fourth match of the day, and Woad against Auston Kim in match eight.
Elsewhere, Linn Grant will face Angel Yin in the third match at 10.34am, while arguably the standout performer of the week, Maja Stark, takes on Lindy Duncan at 11.58am.
The final two matches could prove particularly significant given how closely fought this Solheim Cup has been so far.
Carlota Ciganda will face Jennifer Kupcho in the penultimate match at 12.10pm, with the American having produced one of Saturday's biggest moments.
Kupcho holed an extraordinary 90-foot birdie putt on the 17th before rolling in a 25-footer on the 18th to beat Ciganda and Celine Boutier alongside Lindy Duncan and level the overall score at 8-8.
The final match of the 2026 Solheim Cup sees Boutier take on Rose Zhang at 12.22pm, meaning there could be enormous pressure on both players if the destination of the Solheim Cup is still undecided.
The USA are the defending champions and need six points from Sunday's 12 singles to retain the trophy, while Europe need 6.5 points to regain the Solheim Cup.
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 |
After two days of extraordinary drama, the stage is now set for 12 final battles.
With nothing separating Europe and the USA at 8-8, every point will count — and if Saturday was anything to go by, the Solheim Cup could go right down to the final putt.
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