The 20th Solheim Cup is currently underway at Bernardus Golf in the Netherlands, where Team Europe is hosting the defending champions, Team USA. This three‑day showdown features five distinct sessions and a total of 28 points up for grabs. On both Friday and Saturday, the competition includes four foursomes matches and four four‑ball matches, creating a packed schedule of team play before the final day’s singles.
All 24 competitors will tee off on Sunday, and the first side to reach at least 14.5 points will claim the Cup. As the holders, Team USA only need 14 points to retain their title, while Europe must surpass that threshold to win the trophy outright. Spectators are encouraged to view the live video feed using the Chrome browser for the best experience. The opening ceremony revealed the first‑day pairings, and Sky Sports Golf will broadcast every round live across the three days.
In the opening foursomes, Allisen Corpuz teamed with Nelly Korda to defeat Charley Hull and Lottie Woad by a 4&3 margin. In another early match, Alison Lee and Lauren Coughlin overcame Nanna Koerstz Madsen and Celine Boutier, winning 3&2.
The schedule lists tee times in both local and UTC formats. For example, the 07:04 UTC match featured Andrea Lee and Lindy Duncan against Esther Henseleit and Leona Maguire, while the 07:16 UTC showdown paired Rose Zhang with Jennifer Kupcho against Maja Stark and Linn Grant. Afternoon sessions began at 12:05 UTC (13:05 local), and the final singles on Sunday kicked off at 10:10 UTC (09:00 local) with the first tee time at 10:10 UTC and the last at 12:22 UTC. Team USA is captained by former major winner Angela Stanford, who hopes to secure the first away victory for the United States since 2015.
The American squad includes automatic qualifiers from the LPGA Solheim Cup points rankings—Nelly Korda, Angel Yin, Jennifer Kupcho, Yealimi Noh, Auston Kim, Lauren Coughlin, and Allisen Corpuz—as well as top‑ranked players Alison Lee and Andrea Lee from the Rolex Women’s World Golf Rankings. Captain’s picks round out the roster with Lindy Duncan, Megan Khang, and Rose Zhang, while vice‑captains Kristy McPherson, Paula Creamer and Brittany Lang provide additional leadership. On the European side, veteran Anna Nordqvist leads the home team, which aims to reclaim the Cup after narrowly missing out in the last three editions held on European soil.
Automatic qualifiers based on LET Solheim Cup points include Charley Hull (England) and Esther Henseleit (Germany). Additional spots were earned via the Rolex Women’s World Golf Rankings, bringing in Lottie Woad (England), Maja Stark (Sweden), Celine Boutier (France), Carlota Ciganda (Spain), Linn Grant (Sweden) and Nanna Koerstz Madsen (Denmark).
The captain’s selections added Leona Maguire (Ireland), Julia Lopez Ramirez (Spain), Nastasia Nadaud (France) and Mimi Rhodes (England). Supporting them as vice‑captains are Caroline Hedwall (Germany), Mel Reid (England) and Anne van Dam (Netherlands). Sky Sports Golf will provide at least twelve hours of live coverage across the first two days, beginning at 06:00 UTC on both Friday and Saturday. The opening foursomes will start at 06:40 UTC (07:40 local), followed by the afternoon four‑ball matches at 12:05 UTC (13:05 local).
Coverage will continue through the final putt of each session. Sunday’s singles action begins with a 09:00 UTC preview, leading into the first tee shot at 10:10 UTC. The closing ceremony, featuring the crowning of the winning team, will be streamed live on Sky Sports+ at 17:30 UTC on Sunday, while the opening ceremony on Thursday at 16:30 UTC will unveil the day‑one pairings.
Fans can follow the competition exclusively on Sky Sports, with all three days of play available live from September 11‑13. Those without a contract can also stream via NOW, taking advantage of current Sky Sports deals. In addition to the golf action, viewers can explore special offers for booking rounds at over 1,700 courses throughout the UK and Ireland, using the site’s search tool to find courses by name, city or postcode.
This comprehensive coverage ensures that anyone interested in the Solheim Cup can stay updated on scores, results, pairings and tee times, while also discovering opportunities to enjoy golf at a local course.