The 2026 Solheim Cup is in the books. It was unique in that the U.S. and Europe were tied 2-2 after the first session, 4-4 after the first day and 8-8 on Saturday night.
Ultimately, the Euros pulled away during Sunday singles to clinch the cup 15-13, taking it back after the Americans won it two years ago.
Those numbers are the latest example of just how competitive this biennial competition really is. Here are some more digits to gnaw on, courtesy of the LPGA.
Through 20 playings of the Solheim Cup
- U.S. leads overall: 11-8-1
- U.S. leads in overall matches: 234-218-76
- Europe leads in foursomes matches: 69-63-17
- Europe leads in four-ball matches: 61-60-26
- U.S. leads in singles matches: 111-88-33
The Europeans flipped the script on the Sunday singles in 2026 by winning 7-5. They've also won or retained the Cup four of the last five outings, which has closed the gap on the all-time series score.
The 2028 Solheim Cup is set for Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, Kentucky.
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originally appeared on Golfweek: Solheim Cup results of all time prove competitiveness of the series between U.S., Europe
