Europe regained the Solheim Cup from the United States on Sunday, clinching a 15-13 victory at Bernardus Golf Club in the Netherlands. The European team secured the win on the final day of play, with strong performances in the singles matches from key players.
Charley Hull set the tone for the day, securing a 3&2 win over American Megan Khang. Hull's victory provided an early boost to Anna Nordqvist's team, continuing a streak of unbeaten Solheim Cup performances on home soil since 2015.
Lottie Woad, a debutant, also contributed significantly with her 2&1 victory over Auston Kim. This win sparked celebrations and was crucial in Europe reaching the 14.5 points needed to secure the cup.
Carlota Ciganda delivered the decisive point for Europe in the penultimate match against Jennifer Kupcho. Ciganda's victory was particularly notable, coming a day after Kupcho had sunk a lengthy putt and a 30-footer on the 18th hole to secure a point for the U.S. team in the fourballs, a moment that had appeared to shift momentum.
Despite the previous day's effort from Kupcho, the European team ultimately found the necessary performances in the singles matches to reclaim the trophy. The European side, wearing blue and yellow, celebrated their hard-fought win over their American counterparts.