The tee times and matches for the singles of the Solheim Cup have been announced.
After a terrible start to the weekend, Europe have fought back from 4-0 down on Friday morning to level the scores at 8-8.
The all important matches for Sunday have been revealed, with Sweden’s Linn Grant leading the Europeans out against Megan Khang at 11:10am (CET).
Solheim Cup rookie Rose Zhang will take on Leona Maguire in the second match, in one of the blockbuster ties of the day.
Home favourite Carlota Ciganda will be kept until the penultimate contest. She will take on former World No.1 Nelly Korda.
The last match will see Denmark’s Emily Kristine Pedersen, who has taken three points from four matches so far, take on American stalwart Lexi Thompson. They will go out at 1:22pm (CET)
Here are the tee times for Singles Sunday at this year’s Solheim Cup…
Matches for the Solheim Cup:
Singles Sunday (times CET)
11:10am: Linn Grant vs Megan Khang
11:22am: Leona Maguire vs Rose Zhang
11:34am: Charley Hull vs Danielle Kang
11:46am: Anna Nordqvist vs Jennifer Kupcho
11:58am: Georgia Hall vs Andrea Lee
12:10pm: Germma Drybrugh vs Cheyenne Knight
12:22pm: Celine Boutier vs Angel Yin
12:34pm: Caroline Hedwall vs Ally Ewing
12:46pm: Madelene Sagstrom vs Lilia Vu
12:58pm: Maja Stark vs Allisen Corpuz
1:10pm: Carlota Ciganda vs Nelly Korda
1:22pm: Emily Kristine Pedersen vs Lexi Thompson
Could fatigue be a problem for Team Europe?
All 24 players will take to the course on Sunday to decide who wins the Solheim Cup.
However, only Europe will have players who will have played in all five sessions across the week.
Linn Grant, Leona Maguire and Emily Kristine Pedersen have been a feature in every session so far.
Maguire did exactly this two years ago, when she broke the record for the most points earned by a rookie in either the Solheim Cup or Ryder Cup. She earned 4.5 points from her five matches at the Inverness Club in Ohio.
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This time round, though, three of her matches have gone to the 18th hole. Finca Cortesin is notoriously hilly, and we could see this come into effect on Sunday afternoon.
Meanwhile, all 12 members of the American side have sat out at least one session.
This could certainly play a part, not only for the physical fitness, but the mental fitness which is required for such a strenuous competition.
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