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Solheim Cup rosters, records: Meet the U.S., European teams
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Solheim Cup rosters, records: Meet the U.S., European teams

Solheim Cup Rosters: Meet the U.S. and European Teams

The 17th Solheim Cup gets underway on Friday at Gleneagles in Scotland. Team USA has won the past two matches, but the Europeans lead the all-time series 10-6-1.

Team USA

Captain: Stacy Lewis
 Players: Danielle Kang, Nelly Korda, Jessica Korda, Lexi Thompson, Megan Khang, Jennifer Kupcho, Austin Ernst, Ally Ewing, Angel Yin, Mina Harigae, Brittany Altomare, Lizette Salas

Team Europe

Captain: Catriona Matthew
 Players: Emily Pedersen, Sophia Popov, Leona Maguire, Madelene Sagstrom, Nanna Koerstz Madsen, Charley Hull, Anna Nordqvist, Mel Reid, Georgia Hall, Celine Boutier, Carlota Ciganda, Eliane Bushell

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Solheim Cup 2024: How do the stats for each team stack up?
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Solheim Cup 2024: How do the stats for each team stack up?

The 18th Solheim Cup will take place at Robert Trent Jones Golf Club in Gainesville, Virginia from September 13-15, 2024. Team USA will be looking to defend their title after winning the past two matches. The Europeans lead the all-time series 10-6-1.

In terms of the stats, Team USA has a slight edge in terms of scoring average and number of wins. However, Team Europe has a better record in match play.

Team USA’s scoring average in the Solheim Cup is 71.06, while Team Europe’s is 71.27. Team USA has also won more matches, with a record of 131-126-43. However, Team Europe has a better record in match play, with a record of 83-75-17.

These stats suggest that the Solheim Cup is a very close competition, with both teams having a chance to win. It will be interesting to see how the teams match up in 2024.

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2024 Solheim Cup: How to watch, TV schedule, streaming, format, team rosters
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2024 Solheim Cup: How to watch, TV schedule, streaming, format, team rosters

The 17th Solheim Cup begins on Friday, September 15, 2023, at Gleneagles in Scotland, and fans can catch all the action on Golf Channel and Peacock. The tournament features Team USA facing off against Team Europe in a three-day match-play competition.

Team USA will be led by captain Stacy Lewis, while Team Europe will be led by captain Suzann Pettersen. Both teams have a strong lineup of players, so the competition is sure to be fierce.

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2024 U.S. Presidents Cup captain’s picks announced (with surprise omission)
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2024 U.S. Presidents Cup captain’s picks announced (with surprise omission)

The six captain’s picks for the 2024 U.S. Presidents Cup team, led by Trevor Immelman, were announced today. The selections include Scottie Scheffler, Xander Schauffele, Collin Morikawa, Patrick Cantlay, Cameron Young, and Will Zalatoris.

The most notable omission from the team is Dustin Johnson, who has been a mainstay on the U.S. Presidents Cup team in recent years. Johnson, who is currently ranked 21st in the world, has played on the U.S. team in each of the last five Presidents Cups. It is unclear why Johnson was not selected for the team, but it is possible that his recent form is to blame. Johnson has not won a PGA Tour event since the 2020 Masters Tournament and has struggled to contend in recent months.

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Second-guessing Presidents Cup picks: Snubs, shocks, mistakes, no JT?!
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Second-guessing Presidents Cup picks: Snubs, shocks, mistakes, no JT?!

Surprise, shock, and controversy follow the announcement of the U.S. Presidents Cup team. Notable exclusions like Justin Thomas have analysts scratching their heads, while the inclusion of surprising picks sparks debate. Experts question Harrington’s strategy, assessing whether he prioritized experience over form. The omission of red-hot players fuels speculation about personal biases or undisclosed factors driving the selections. With the highly anticipated matches looming, the debate surrounding the squad’s composition rages on, leaving fans wondering if the best possible team will represent the United States.

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Presidents Cup captain’s pick snubs: The biggest surprises on both sides 
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Presidents Cup captain’s pick snubs: The biggest surprises on both sides 

The Presidents Cup captain’s picks have been announced, and there were some notable snubs on both sides.

For the United States, the biggest surprise was the omission of Patrick Cantlay. Cantlay is ranked No. 4 in the world and has been one of the most consistent players on the PGA Tour over the past few years. He was a member of the 2019 Presidents Cup team and played well, going 2-1-1.

Another surprising snub for the United States was Daniel Berger. Berger is ranked No. 12 in the world and has won two PGA Tour events this season. He was also a member of the 2019 Presidents Cup team.

For the International team, the biggest surprise was the omission of Matt Fitzpatrick. Fitzpatrick is ranked No. 15 in the world and has been one of the most consistent players on the DP World Tour over the past few years. He was a member of the 2019 Presidents Cup team and played well, going 2-1-1.

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Bradley among Furyk’s picks for Presidents Cup
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Bradley among Furyk’s picks for Presidents Cup

U.S. Presidents Cup captain Jim Furyk announced Tuesday that Keith Bradley will be among his four captain’s picks for the upcoming tournament to be played at Liberty National Golf Club in New Jersey from Sept. 30-Oct. 2.

Bradley, who played collegiately at the University of South Carolina, has four PGA Tour victories, including the 2018 Zurich Classic of New Orleans, which he won with partner Billy Horschel. He has made four previous Presidents Cup appearances, going 6-5-1 in match play.

The United States is seeking to reclaim the Presidents Cup after losing to the International team in 2019 at Royal Melbourne Golf Club in Australia.

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GB&I build 7-5 lead over U.S. in Curtis Cup
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GB&I build 7-5 lead over U.S. in Curtis Cup

GB&I Surges Ahead in Curtis Cup

Great Britain & Ireland (GB&I) seized control on Day 2 of the Curtis Cup, building a 7-5 advantage over the United States (U.S.).

With inspired performances, GB&I dominated the morning foursomes matches, securing three points. The afternoon four-ball contests were more evenly contested, with each team winning a pair of matches.

Despite the deficit, the U.S. team remains determined. Led by Anna Davis and Rachel Heck, the Americans showed flashes of brilliance and will strive to claw back in the remaining matches.

The Curtis Cup, a biannual amateur golf tournament between the United States and GB&I, resumes tomorrow with the 12 concluding singles matches. GB&I aims to retain the trophy, while the U.S. seeks to regain it after a nine-year drought.

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U.S. tied with GB&I after first day of Curtis Cup
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U.S. tied with GB&I after first day of Curtis Cup

In the opening day of the 2024 Curtis Cup, the United States and Great Britain & Ireland find themselves locked in an intense tie. The highly anticipated clash between these two golfing powerhouses has showcased exceptional talent and unwavering determination.

The United States team, led by a group of eight formidable players, has demonstrated their resilience and skill on the course. Despite facing a determined GB&I squad, the American team has fought valiantly, matching their opponents stroke for stroke.

With two rounds remaining, both teams refuse to yield an inch. The tension is palpable as each player knows that every shot could tip the balance in their favor. As the competition enters its critical phase, the United States team remains focused on their goal of emerging victorious and bringing the Curtis Cup home.

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Who’s making the U.S. Presidents Cup team? It’s murky. Here’s why
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Who’s making the U.S. Presidents Cup team? It’s murky. Here’s why

U.S. Presidents Cup Team Selection Remains Uncertain

The 2024 Presidents Cup is approaching, but the U.S. team selection remains murky. Only Scottie Scheffler, Patrick Cantlay, and Xander Schauffele have secured their spots.

Favorites like Sam Burns, Tony Finau, and Collin Morikawa are expected to join them, but the remaining places are up for grabs.

Rising stars Cameron Young and Taylor Pendrith are in contention, along with veterans Si Woo Kim and Hideki Matsuyama.

The selection process considers performance, form, and team chemistry. The captain, Davis Love III, will face a difficult task in finalizing the roster, as several players are performing well but only a few spots remain.

Stay tuned as the race for the remaining positions intensifies.

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