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After a pair of 2-2 session ties on Friday at the 2026 Solheim Cup, Saturday’s sessions were once again mirror images of each other — albeit, on opposite sides. Europe dominated the morning foursomes 3-1, while some late heroics by the U.S. team’s Jennifer Kupcho flipped the final afternoon four-ball match to give the U.S. the session win, 3-1.

Now, we’re heading into Sunday right were we started: a deadlocked tie, 8-8. With 12 singles matches still pending, there’s lots of golf left to be played, and the stakes couldn’t be higher. Here’s what you need to know.

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Things weren’t looking good for the U.S. after Saturday’s foursomes. Europe won three of the four matches, and led by a score of 7-5 heading into afternoon four-balls.

Then, Europe extended the lead to 8-5 when Maja Stark and Linn Grant took down Americans Megan Khang and Lauren Coughlin 2 and 1. But U.S. victories in the two middle matches — Yealimi Noh and and Andrea Lee over Lottie Woad and Charley Hull 1 up, and Rose Zhang and Auston Kim over Nastasia Nadaud and Leona Maguire 3 and 2 — tightened things up again to 8-7 with one match remaining.

That final four-ball — which featured Jennifer Kupcho and Lindy Grant against Carlota Ciganda and Celine Boutier — was an all-timer, and showcased some particularly incredible putting highlights from Kupcho. The Americans were 2 down on the 15th tee, and won the 15th, 17th and 18th holes to claim the match 1 up.

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