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.

European captain Anna Nordqvist
European captain Anna Nordqvist

The 2026 Solheim Cup is perfectly poised at 8-8 heading into Sunday's 12 singles matches at Bernardus Golf in the Netherlands, with everything still to play for between Europe and the USA.

The captains will reveal their pairings for Sunday's singles on Saturday tonight.

GolfMagic will list all 12 Sunday singles matches and tee times here as soon as they are announced.

The first match will tee off at 10.10am GMT (11.10am local time), with the final match going off at 12.22pm GMT

Europe entered Saturday afternoon's fourballs with a two-point advantage but the USA produced a stunning response, winning three of the four matches to haul themselves level at 8-8 heading into Sunday's decisive singles.

The final match provided the biggest drama of the day, with Jennifer Kupcho and Lindy Duncan eventually beating Carlota Ciganda and Celine Boutier 1up.

Kupcho holed an extraordinary 90-foot birdie putt on the 17th to bring the match back to all square before producing another moment of brilliance on the 18th.

The American then calmly rolled in a 25-foot birdie putt to win the final hole and secure the point that completed the USA's fightback.

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Maja Stark and Linn Grant were once again among Europe's standout performers, beating Megan Khang and Lauren Coughlin 2&1 in the afternoon to complete a perfect 2-0 Saturday.

The Swedish duo are now unbeaten at 3-0 for the week and have been two of the most impressive players at Bernardus Golf. 

It was a very different afternoon for Europe's apparent strongest pairing on paper, Charley Hull and Lottie Woad, who lost 1 down to Yealimi Noh and Andrea Lee after suffering a heavy 6&5 defeat to Lauren Coughlin and Alison Lee in the morning.

Despite both players ranking inside the world's top 10, Hull and Woad have taken just half a point from four matches together this week. 

The USA need to reach 14 points from the final session to retain the trophy, while Europe need 6.5 points to regain it.

It means USA need to win just half of the 12 matches to keep hold of the Solheim Cup. 

Solheim Cup 2026: Sunday Singles Tee Times

The 12 matches and tee times will be added here when they are confirmed by captains Anna Nordqvist and Angela Stanford.