Team Europe is set to try and win back the Solheim Cup on home ground this week, as they host Team USA at Bernardus Golf in the Netherlands. British and Irish viewers can follow every swing and putt live on Sky Sports, which has secured exclusive broadcasting rights for the tournament.
The European squad, led by three‑time major champion Anna Nordqvist, boasts a blend of seasoned performers and fresh talent. England’s Charley Hull is making her eighth straight Solheim Cup appearance, while newcomers such as Lottie Woad are eager to make an impact on the biggest stage in women’s team golf. The hosts are chasing their first outright victory since the dramatic 15‑13 win on foreign soil in 2021.
After a nail‑biting 14‑14 tie that allowed Europe to retain the cup in Spain in 2023, Team USA reclaimed the trophy with a 15.5‑12.5 triumph the following year. For the American side, world‑number‑one Nelly Korda headlines a formidable lineup.
Korda, a two‑time major winner this season, will be supported by captain Angela Stanford, who is determined to guide the United States to its first overseas Solheim Cup win since 2015. Both camps are confident, and the atmosphere in the Dutch crowd is expected to be electric, providing a fitting backdrop for what promises to be a tightly contested showdown. Sky Sports has organized comprehensive, round‑the‑clock coverage for the event, ensuring fans never miss a moment. The network will deliver at least twelve hours of live action across the first two days.
Coverage kicks off early on Friday and Saturday, with the opening foursomes beginning at 6:40 a.m. local time (7:40 a.m. for UK viewers). The afternoon four‑ball matches start at 12:05 p.m.
local time (1:05 p.m. UK) on both days, and the broadcast will continue until the final putt is sunk. Sunday’s singles matches begin with a 9:00 a.m. live feed, leading up to the first tee shot at 10:10 a.m.
local time. After the competition concludes, Sky Sports+ will air the closing ceremony at 5:30 p.m., celebrating the winning team.
The opening ceremony, scheduled for Thursday at 4:30 p.m., will reveal the day‑one pairings and set the tone for the week. The Solheim Cup is part of a larger golf showcase on Sky Sports this week, sharing the spotlight with the Amgen Irish Open. All four rounds of the Irish Open – where Rory McIlroy defends his title – will be streamed live on Sky Sports Golf or Sky Sports+. Subscribers can also download the Sky Sports app to watch the matches on mobile devices, while the website provides up‑to‑date news, highlights, scores, and a live text blog from the Netherlands throughout the competition.
Key broadcast schedule: - 16:00‑17:00 Thursday – Opening ceremony (live on Sky Sports+) - 06:00‑18:00 Friday – Day 1 live coverage - 06:00‑18:00 Saturday – Day 2 live coverage - 09:00‑17:00 Sunday – Singles matches live - 17:30‑18:30 Sunday – Closing ceremony (live on Sky Sports+) Viewing options are flexible. Sky customers can watch via the traditional Sky Sports Golf channel, the main Sky Sports feed, or the Sky Sports app. Non‑Sky customers can still stream the action without a contract by subscribing to a NOW Day pass or a month‑to‑month plan.
For those on the move, a dedicated live blog offers minute‑by‑minute updates, and the Sky Sports app provides near‑live highlight clips and post‑round recaps. Sky Sports also promotes its Multiview feature, allowing subscribers to display up to four live events on a single screen. This means fans can watch the Solheim Cup alongside Premier League football, the EFL, SPFL, WSL matches, or even the Manchester derby on Super Sunday.
The platform also supports simultaneous viewing of the Spanish Grand Prix, the third Test between England and Pakistan, the concluding stages of the US Open, as well as the return of NFL, international rugby, and the final round of the Super League season. In summary, the upcoming Solheim Cup promises high‑stakes drama, world‑class talent, and a passionate Dutch audience.
Sky Sports has ensured that whether you are at home, on a mobile device, or juggling multiple sports, you can tailor your viewing experience to suit your preferences. Grab your Sky Sports subscription, fire up the app, and get ready for a week of unforgettable golf action.