Solheim Cup 2026, live updates: Scores, highlights, news from Sunday singles

Corpuz wins No. 16 with a birdie to keep the match going.

Lindy Duncan is up early, winning five out of the last six holes to move 4-up against Maja Stark through eleven.

Nelly Korda defeats Mimi Rhodes on the 16th hole to tie the Solheim Cup, 10-10.

Alison Lee mounted the biggest singles comeback in Solheim Cup history by clawing back from 4-down on the back nine. She birdied No. 16 to square the match up, then birdied No. 17 to move 1-up. After a conservative 2-putt par on 18, she defeated Esther Henseleit.

Of the ten remaining singles matches on the course, the US is ahead in four, and Europe is ahead in five. One match is tied.

Alison Lee has trailed the whole day but storms back to take the lead 1 up as the match heads to No. 18.

The match is dormie through 14 holes as Korda has held the lead since No. 2.

Linn Grant drills a clutch birdie putt to close the match out on No. 15.

Alison Lee has fought back to square the match through 16 holes after Henseleit has held the lead all day.

After sitting out yesterday’s matches, Madsen cards a birdie at No. 12 to go 2-up.

Lottie Woad posts back-to-back birdies on Nos. 8 and 9 to go 4-up on Auston Kim.

In the lead match of the day, Charley Hull defeats Megan Khang, 3 and 2, for her first win of the week.

This is Khang’s first singles loss of her Solheim Cup career.

In the last match of the day, Carlota Ciganda starts off red-hot with three consecutive birdies on Nos. 3-5 to gain a 4-up advantage over Jenifer Kupcho.

With only three holes left to play in the lead match, Charley Hull holds a 2 up lead over Megan Khang.

After falling 2 down through two holes, Allisen Korpuz won Nos. 7 and 9 with birdies to square the match.

Lottie Woad comes out of the gates strongly with 2 early birdies at Nos. 3 and 5 to gain a 2 up lead over Auston Kim.

And everyone has completed a hole. As it stands:

• Europe: Leads in five matches.
• U.S.: Leads in two matches.
• Five matches are tied.

In a bit of trouble at the eighth hole, Linn Grant hits an incredible recovery shot to save par and remain 3 up over Angel Yin.

Yikes. After Noh missed a 3-footer at the fourth, Lopez Ramirez missed a 2-footer to win the hole. They remain tied.

Korda bounces back with a birdie at the sixth hole to reclaim a 1-up edge. The rain, meanwhile, is unrelenting.

In a battle of cup heavyweights, the American lands the first blow. It also gives the U.S. one of only two match leads at the moment. Yealimi Noh is 1 up through two over Julia Lopez Ramirez.

Europe currently leads in four matches, with three tied and three more to start.

Rhodes rolls in a birdie putt at the par-5 fifth, pumps her first and tries to pump up the crowd.

Lee misses the green at the par-3 sixth and can’t get up and down. Henseleit is the first to go 3 up in match on Sunday.

And the rain is really coming down.

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Nanna Koerstz Madsen wins the second over Allisen Corpuz and Esther Henseleit wins the fifth over Alison Lee. They both go 2 up in their respective matches.

The world No. 1 rolls in a 12-foot birdie putt at the second to give the U.S. a lead. That’s the only red on the board as Angel Yin bogeys the third hole to drop into a tie with Linn Grant.

Another early win for the Euros and a big confidence boost for Nanna Koerstz Madsen, who lost both Friday matches and was benched on Saturday.

Grant can’t match Yin’s birdie at the par-5 second and the U.S. wins its first hole in the singles session.

Linn Grant and Angel Yin are facing one another as are Mimi Rhodes and Nelly Korda. No blood early as they all walk off the first hole tied.

The German birdies the second hole to put up another bit of blue on the early board.

After missing an 6-footer for par on the first hole, Khang leaves a similar putt short for birdie and the win on No. 2.

Lee gets up and down from the back greenside bunker to keep this match even after one.

It’s raining, but the players and fans are loving it. Angel Yin is shooting t-shirts out of a canon. Linn Grant is vibing to “Dancing Queen.”

Khang misses the green long and can’t convert a 6-foot par save. Hull hits the green and safely two-putts from 25 feet. First hole of the day goes to the home team.

And they’re off! Hull and Khang both implore the crowd to make some noise during their opening tee shots, and both find the center of the fairway.

With Hull and Khang kicking things off.

We’re 10 minutes away from the first singles match: Charley Hull (EUR) vs. Megan Khang (USA).

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