Solheim Cup golf 2026: Europe v USA, day two foursomes – live
The 2026 Solheim Cup is tied at 4-4 between Europe and the USA heading into day two after a dramatic conclusion to the fourballs. Team USA nearly took a lead when Nelly Korda and Lauren Coughlin missed birdie putts, allowing Carlota Ciganda to secure a point for Europe. The tournament continues on Saturday with four foursomes matches scheduled to determine the next points.
- ▪The score is currently 4-4 between Europe and the USA after the first day of play.
- ▪Carlota Ciganda secured a half point for Europe by getting up and down from an off-piste position on the first hole.
- ▪Nelly Korda and Lauren Coughlin missed their birdie putts on the 18th green, preventing Team USA from taking a one-point lead.
- ▪Four foursomes matches are scheduled for Saturday morning, starting with Maja Stark and Linn Grant against Allisen Corpuz and Nelly Korda.
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16m ago01.00 EDTDay two preamble: Europe 4-4 USAIt looked like Team USA would take a one-point lead into Saturday when Nelly Korda and Lauren Coughlin found the 18th green in regulation, while Carlota Ciganda was wandering off piste down the 1st as part of an ersatz tribute to the more outré work of Severiano Ballesteros and Jordan Spieth. But in the classic matchplay style, Korda and Coughlin missed their birdie putts, while Ciganda got up and down from nowhere to somehow secure a half for Europe. And now here we are …Solheim Cup golf 2026: Europe 4-4 USA after day one drama in fourballs – as it happenedRead more… and this is the order in which the Saturday foursomes will go out this morning.
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