If you were hoping for a drama-filled Solheim-Cup Sunday, your wish is about to be granted.
After dominating Saturday morning’s foursomes matches 3-1, Europe managed only a single point in the afternoon four-balls. Now, with Europe and the U.S. team tied at 8-8, the 2026 Solheim Cup is going down to the wire.
On Sunday, 12 singles points are up for grabs, as every member of each team will take to the course in a final head-to-head battle for the Cup. The Americans need six points to retain the Solheim Cup, while the Europeans need to win 6.5 points to reclaim it.
With the score this close, each of the 12 matches is sure to be a nail-biter, but some of the match-ups offer an extra dose of intrigue. Check out the full lineup below, followed by the five matches we’re most excited to watch.
2026 Solheim Cup Sunday singles matchups, tee times (ET)
5:10 a.m. – Megan Khang (USA) vs. Charley Hull (EUR)
5:22 a.m. – Alison Lee (USA) vs. Esther Henseleit (EUR)
5:34 a.m. – Angel Yin (USA) vs. Linn Grant (EUR)
5:46 a.m. – Nelly Korda (USA) vs. Mimi Rhodes (EUR)
5:58 a.m. – Allisen Corpuz (USA) vs. Nanna Koerstz Madsen (EUR)
6:10 a.m. – Andrea Lee (USA) vs. Nastasia Nadaud (EUR)
6:22 a.m. – Yealimi Noh (USA) vs. Julia Lopez Ramirez (EUR)
6:34 a.m. – Auston Kim (USA) vs. Lottie Woad (EUR)
6:46 a.m. – Lauren Coughlin (USA) vs. Leona Maguire (EUR)
6:58 a.m. – Lindy Duncan (USA) vs. Maja Stark (EUR)
7:10 a.m. – Jennifer Kupcho (USA) vs. Carlota Ciganda (EUR)
7:22 a.m. – Rose Zhang (USA) vs. Celine Boutier (EUR)
The 5 singles matches we’re looking forward to most
11:22 a.m. – Alison Lee (USA) vs. Esther Henseleit (EUR)
Alison Lee is an undefeated 3-0 this week. Esther Henseleit is an undefeated 2-0. The duo is playing in the second match out. Cue the fireworks!
12:34 p.m. – Auston Kim (USA) vs. Lottie Woad (EUR)
Auston Kim is 1-2 so far this week, but Lottie Woad, when paired with Charley Hull, has only managed to post a half-point in four matches. That’s a tough scene for Europe’s two top-ranked players. This is the eighth match of the day and could play a pivotal role in terms of momentum.
11:10 a.m. – Megan Khang (USA) vs. Charley Hull (EUR)
As the first match out on Sunday, each captain is hoping this one will set the tone. Khang is 1-1 for the Americans this week while Hull, as mentioned above, has 0.5 points across four matches with Woad. As the one of the team’s best-ranked players (No. 8 in the world), we’re betting Hull will be itching to make a statement on Sunday.
12:46 p.m. – Lauren Coughlin (USA) vs. Leona Maguire (EUR)
This should be a juicy one! Leona Maguire made history this week as the fastest player to reach 10 points in Solheim Cup history, needing only 14 matches to do it. She’s 2-1 this week, while Coughlin has posted 2.5 points in four matches. As the ninth match out, this one could be a barn burner.
1:10 p.m. – Jennifer Kupcho (USA) vs. Carlota Ciganda (EUR)
As the second-to-last match out (No. 11 of 12), the only danger here is that the Cup’s fate will be done and dusted before the score here matters. But if it does indeed come down to the nitty gritty in the final matches, whoa nelly! Kupcho lit it up with her late-stage heroics during Saturday afternoon’s four-ball matches, boosting the U.S. team to a tied score of 8-8. Carlota Ciganda has experience in spades, and is playing her eighth Solheim Cup this year. She was also part of the duo that was beaten by Kupcho and partner Lindy Duncan on Saturday afternoon.
Regardless of the outcome, it’s going to be great theater. Make sure to tune in!
