Europe Take Early Lead in Solheim Cup

Solheim Cup action at Bernardus Golf continues to deliver drama, with live scoring updates and detailed reports from the front of the course. Ewan Murray’s day‑two report highlights the tight competition as the U.S. and European teams battle for every point. The scoreboard shows a close margin, with both sides trading leads throughout the day.

On the second day, European player Scott Charley Hull encountered a mishap on the par‑five 2nd hole. A wet grip caused her to release the club too early, sending her second shot into a fairway bunker. She recovered by whipping the ball onto the green and making par, but the opportunity for a birdie slipped away. Megan Khang, meanwhile, set up a six‑foot birdie chance to level the match but repeated a similar error from the first hole, leaving a dribbler short and missing the green due to the slow, wet conditions. The result was a let‑off for Hull, who now trails Khang by one point.

Other key matchups include Henseleit versus Al. Lee, where the score stands 1‑0 in favor of Lee, and Grant versus Yin, still in play. As the tournament progresses, each point becomes increasingly vital, and the teams remain poised for a thrilling finish.