2026 Solheim Cup Draw: Sunday Singles

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Make sure you know who is playing who in the Sunday singles of the 2026 Solheim Cup at Bernardus in the Netherlands.

CROMVOIRT, NETHERLANDS - SEPTEMBER 08: A detailed view of a tee marker during a practice round prior to the Solheim Cup 2026 at Bernardus Golf on September 08, 2026 in Cromvoirt, Netherlands. (Photo by Kate McShane/Getty Images)

Team Europe has the task of trying to take back the Solheim Cup this week in the Netherlands.

After being convincingly beaten at Robert Trent Jones in Virginia two years ago, ending an unbeaten streak of Solheim Cups, Anna Nordqvist’s side will look to get revenge on the United States at Bernardus.

Angela Stanford is the US captain this time around and will look to lean on her vast experience at the event, having played six times, to secure America’s first victory on away soil since 2015.

The format of the Solheim Cup is the same as the Ryder Cup. There is a foursomes session and a fourball session on each of the first two days, and then 12 singles matches on the final day.

As we have seen in both tournaments, pairing choices are crucial, and if a captain can find compatible partnerships, this can lead to vital points being earned towards victory.

As both captains on each side are having their first tilt in the hot seat, it will be intriguing to see which players are paired together, and which opposing pair they are drawn to face off within each session.

Below, you can find the pairings and the schedule for each session of the 2026 Solheim Cup.

Nelly Korda of Team United States at the Solheim Cup 2026 at Bernardus Golf | Source: Naomi Baker/Getty Images
Nelly Korda of Team United States at the Solheim Cup 2026 at Bernardus Golf | Source: Naomi Baker/Getty Images

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Solheim Cup pairings 2026

Friday Foursomes – September 11 – UK times (Local time is one hour ahead)

From 6.40 am:

Charley Hull & Lottie Woad vs Allisen Corpuz & Nelly Korda (4&3 win)

Nanna Koerstz Madsen & Celine Boutier vs Alison Lee & Lauren Coughlin (3&2 win)

Leona Maguire & Esther Henseleit (2 up) vs Andrea Lee & Lindy Duncan

Linn Grant & Maja Stark (3&2 win) vs Rose Zhang & Jennifer Kupcho

Score: 2-2

Friday fourballs – UK times (Local time is one hour ahead)

From 12.05 pm:

Charley Hull & Lottie Woad vs Yealimi Noh & Angel Yin A/S

Celine Boutier & Nanna Koerstz Madsen vs Megan Khang & Alison Lee (5&3 win)

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Mimi Rhodes & Nastasia Nadaud (2&1 win) vs Allisen Corpuz & Auston Kim

Carlota Ciganda & Julia Lopez Ramirez vs Nelly Korda & Lauren Coughlin A/S

Score: 4-4

Saturday foursomes – September 12 – UK times

From 6.40 am:

Maja Stark & Linn Grant (3&2 win) vs Allisen Corpuz & Nelly Korda

Leona Maguire % Esther Henseleit (1 up win) vs Jennifer Kupcho & Rose Zhang

Mimi Rodhes & Nastasia Nadaud (4&3 win) vs Andrea Lee & Auston Kim

Charley Hull & Lottie Woad vs Alison Lee & Lauren Coughlin (6&5 win)

Saturday fourballs – UK times

Maja Stark & Linn Grant (2&1 win) vs Megan Khang & Lauren Coughlin

Charley Hull & Lottie Woad vs Yealimi Noh & Andrea Lee (1 up win)

Leona Maguire & Nastasia Nadaud vs Rose Zhang & Auston Kim (3&2 win)

Carlota Ciganda & Celine Boutier vs Jennifer Kupcho & Lindy Duncan (1 up win)

Score: 8-8

Sunday Singles – September 13 – UK times (Local time is one hour ahead)

10.10 am: Megan Khang vs Charley Hull

10.22 am: Alison Lee vs Esther Henseleit

10.34 am: Angel Yin vs Linn Grant

10.46 am: Nelly Korda vs Mimi Rhodes

10.58 am: Allisen Corpuz vs Nanna Koerstz Madsen

11.10 am: Andrea Lee vs Nastasia Nadaud

11.22 am: Yealimi Noh vs Julia Lopez Ramirez

11.34 am: Auston Kim vs Lottie Woad

11.46 am: Lauren Coughlin vs Leona Maguire

11.58 am: Lindy Duncan vs Maja Stark

12.10 am: Jennifer Kupcho vs Carlota Ciganda

12.22 am: Rose Zhang vs Celine Boutier

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