The 20th Solheim Cup is currently underway at Bernardus Golf in the Netherlands, where Team Europe is playing host to the defending champions, Team USA. Over the course of three days, a total of 28 points are at stake across five distinct sessions.
Both Friday and Saturday feature four foursomes matches and four four‑ball matches, setting the stage for an intense battle before the final day’s singles showdown. On Sunday, all 24 competitors will step onto the course for the decisive singles matches. The first side to accumulate 14.5 points clinches the Cup, while the United States, as the reigning champions, need 14 points to retain the trophy.
The format ensures that every match carries weight, and the pressure builds as the tournament progresses. The opening day’s pairings were revealed during the ceremony that kicked off the event, and Sky Sports Golf has been broadcasting live coverage of every round.
Viewers are encouraged to use the Chrome browser for optimal video playback, as the streaming platform performs best on that system. Team Europe’s captain, Anna Nordqvist, has placed confidence in Charley Hull by assigning her the honor of opening the Sunday singles.
Although Hull has contributed just half a point from her four previous matches, she will lead the European charge for the second consecutive Solheim Cup, replicating her dominant 6&4 victory over Nelly Korda at the same stage two years ago. The Sunday singles match‑ups are as follows: - Megan Khang (USA) vs Charley Hull (EU) - Alison Lee (USA) vs Esther Henseleit (EU) - Angel Yin (USA) vs Linn Grant (EU) - Nelly Korda (USA) vs Mimi Rhodes (EU) - Allisen Corpuz (USA) vs Nanna Koerstz Madsen (EU) - Andrea Lee (USA) vs Nastasia Nadaud (EU) - Yealimi Noh (USA) vs Julia Lopez Ramirez (EU) - Auston Kim (USA) vs Lottie Woad (EU) - Lauren Coughlin (USA) vs Leona Maguire (EU) - Lindy Duncan (USA) vs Maja Stark (EU) - Jennifer Kupcho (USA) vs Carlota Ciganda (EU) - Rose Zhang (USA) vs Celine Boutier (EU) Team USA is led by captain Angela Stanford, who is eager to secure the first away victory since 2015. The Americans entered the competition after a 15.5‑12.5 win on American soil in Virginia two years earlier, and they hope to repeat that success on foreign ground. For Europe, captain Anna Nordqvist is determined to reclaim the Cup.
The last three Solheim Cups held in Europe have been decided by a single point or less, underscoring how closely matched the teams are when the tournament is played on European turf. The European roster includes automatic qualifiers based on LET Solheim Cup points—Charley Hull (England) and Esther Henseleit (Germany)—as well as players who earned their spots via the Rolex Women’s World Golf Rankings, such as Lottie Woad (England), Maja Stark (Sweden), Celine Boutier (France), Carlota Ciganda (Spain), Linn Grant (Sweden) and Nanna Koerstz Madsen (Denmark).
Captain’s picks round out the squad with Leona Maguire (Ireland), Julia Lopez Ramirez (Spain), Nastasia Nadaud (France) and Mimi Rhodes (England). Supporting the captain are vice‑captains Caroline Hedwall (Germany), Mel Reid (England) and Anne van Dam (Netherlands). The United States field includes automatic qualifiers from the LPGA Solheim Cup points list—Nelly Korda, Angel Yin, Jennifer Kupcho, Yealimi Noh, Auston Kim, Lauren Coughlin and Allisen Corpuz—plus two players who qualified via the Rolex rankings, Alison Lee and Andrea Lee.
Captain’s selections added Lindy Duncan, Megan Khang and Rose Zhang, while vice‑captains Kristy McPherson, Paula Creamer and Brittany Lang provide additional leadership. Sky Sports Golf has committed to at least twelve hours of live coverage for the first two days. Saturday’s action begins early, with the opening foursomes teeing off at 6:40 a.m. local time (7:40 a.m.
UK). The afternoon four‑ball sessions start at 12:05 p.m. UK time on both Friday and Saturday, and the network will stay on air until the final putt drops.
Sunday’s singles coverage launches at 9:00 a.m. on Sky Sports Golf, preceding the first tee shot at 10:10 a.m. Fans wondering who will ultimately lift the Solheim Cup can follow Team Europe’s quest live on Sky Sports.
The broadcaster offers a range of streaming options, including the NOW platform, which provides contract‑free access and occasional promotional deals. Golf enthusiasts can also explore discounted tee times at over 1,700 courses across the UK and Ireland through the associated booking service, which allows searches by course name, city or postal code. Overall, the 2024 Solheim Cup promises high‑stakes drama, tight competition, and the chance for either side to make history. With both teams fielding a blend of seasoned veterans and rising stars, each match could swing the momentum one way or the other.
Stay tuned for live updates, detailed analyses, and post‑round interviews as the tournament unfolds toward its climactic Sunday singles.