Solheim Cup moving to even-numbered years starting in 2024
The Ryder Cup’s shift has been cited as the reason for its change.
Ally McDonald went into match-play mode and became the latest first-time LPGA Tour winner
If you’re leading an LPGA event, one of the last people you’d want chasing you down would be Danielle Kang, a two-time winner on tour in 2020 and one of the game’s fiercest competitors.
Solheim Cup, Ryder Cup to be played in back-to-back weeks in 2023
A two-week festival of matchplay golf between the best professionals in Europe and the United States.
2023 Solheim Cup heading to Spain
For the third time in the event’s history, the Solheim Cup is heading to continental Europe.
The 2021 Solheim Cup is a year away, and captain’s picks could be more of a factor than ever
The 2021 Solheim Cup at Ohio’s Inverness Club is a year away, but conversations about the teams...
Michelle Wie West will be 2021 Solheim Cup assistant captain and hopes to compete sometime this year
As soon as Pat Hurst was named the 2021 U.S. Solheim Cup captain in Janaury, Michelle Wie West grabbed her phone and sent her a text.
USGA makes significant updates to maternity/paternity policies for its championships
Remember how surprisingly low Suzann Pettersen’s world ranking was when she was selected as a captain’s pick for the 2019 European Solheim Cup Team? She was the No. 620...
A happily retired Suzann Pettersen talks about her Solheim Cup-winning putt and walking away from pro golf
Suzann Pettersen can boast of having one of the most epic retirements an athlete could imagine.
Catriona Matthew to return as European Solheim Cup captain team in 2021
It was the ultimate climax, one virtually impossible to beat. Or even match. But having watched Suzann Pettersen make the last putt on the last green in the last match to win the Solheim Cup by the narrowest of margins, European captain Catriona Matthew is coming back for more.
Golf’s ultimate mic drop, Tiger Woods and his girlfriend square off, and the greatest meme that never was
Welcome to another edition of The Grind, where we aren’t sure why certain things turn into memes while other worthy candidates don’t. At the Solheim Cup, arguably the biggest...
Are Suzann Pettersen and Juli Inkster really walking away after that incredible Solheim Cup?
The 2019 Solheim Cup will ultimately be remembered for Suzann Pettersen’s walk-off putt that gave Europe a thrilling victory over the U.S. at Gleneagles. But it also brought to a close the end of two extremely successful careers.
Two members of Team Europe who deserve a lot of credit for the win
Suzann Pettersen was all anyone was talking about after she made her birdie putt on 18 to win the Solheim Cup for Europe on Sunday. Let’s not forget two other players who deserve a lot of the credit for Europe’s win.
Suzann Pettersen did not know that last putt was for the win
It all became obvious pretty quickly, when her whole team charged her on the green.
Viktor Hovland adds to a great day for Norwegian golf by tying a PGA Tour record with 17th straight round in the 60s
Sunday truly was a big day for Norwegian golf.
Juli Inkster says this was her last time as the American captain
Team USA captain Juli Inkster watches the action during the final day singles matches of the Solheim Cup at Gleneagles on September 15, 2019, in Auchterarder, Scotland. (Photo by David Cannon/Getty ...
Why Juli Inkster went outside her pod system for the first time
Pods don’t matter on Sunday, which features 12 one-on-one matches, each player going out alone.
It’s tied, 8-8, going into Sunday’s singles, though history suggests advantage U.S.
Way too savvy and experienced an operator to publicly verbalise such a notion, U.S. Solheim Cup captain Juli Inkster clicked smoothly into diplomatic mode.
European players struggling coming into Gleneagles take solace that ‘match play is different’
As is the case with all clichés, there is some truth in there somewhere.
