The grandstands will be packed and every point will matter as Europe and the USA head into the final day of the 2026 Solheim Cup locked at 8–8, with Charley Hull leading Europe out against Megan Khang in the opening singles match at Bernardus.
After two days in which neither side has been able to establish lasting control, the Solheim Cup will be decided by 12 head-to-head matches on Sunday.
Anna Nordqvist has put Hull straight into the opening match against Khang at 11.10am BST, followed by Esther Henseleit against Alison Lee and Linn Grant against Angel Yin.
One of the most intriguing contests comes fourth, when World No.1 Nelly Korda faces European rookie Mimi Rhodes, while another rookie, Lottie Woad, takes on Auston Kim in match eight.
Leona Maguire faces Lauren Coughlin later in the order, before Maja Stark takes on Lindy Duncan. Carlota Ciganda, so often one of Europe’s most formidable Solheim Cup competitors, meets Jennifer Kupcho in the penultimate match after the American’s extraordinary finish helped the USA draw level on Saturday.
Céline Boutier and Rose Zhang will bring up the rear in the final match.
Sunday singles draw
- 11.10am Megan Khang v Charley Hull
- 11.22am Alison Lee v Esther Henseleit
- 11.34am Angel Yin v Linn Grant
- 11.46am Nelly Korda v Mimi Rhodes
- 11.58am Allisen Corpuz v Nanna Koerstz Madsen
- 12.10pm Andrea Lee v Nastasia Nadaud
- 12.22pm Yealimi Noh v Julia López RamÃrez
- 12.34pm Auston Kim v Lottie Woad
- 12.46pm Lauren Coughlin v Leona Maguire
- 12.58pm Lindy Duncan v Maja Stark
- 1.10pm Jennifer Kupcho v Carlota Ciganda
- 1.22pm Rose Zhang v Céline Boutier
With the score at 8–8, Europe need 6½ points from the singles to win back the Solheim Cup, while the defending champions need six to retain it.
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