This article was all set to have a different headline. It was ready to praise the top American players who have dominated the Solheim Cup for years, and who are very much doing so again.
But then Carlota Ciganda stepped in over her ball, roughly 15 feet from the cup and drilled the putt, center of the jar, halving the final match of the second session and keeping the Cup tied through Day 1 for just the second time in its 36-year history.
Did it matter that the day ended 4-4 instead of 4.5-3.5? Yeah, it did, because Ciganda said it did in her post-match interview. (This is her eighth Solheim Cup, gotta trust her instincts.) Did it matter that…
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