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Europe Wins Solheim Cup 15-13, Anna Nordqvist Retires

Guardian Sport1 min read145 words
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Europe secured a 15‑13 victory over the United States in the Solheim Cup, thanks to a 7‑4 win in the singles matches. The decisive moment came when Lottie Woad sank a putt against Auston Kim, sealing the European triumph and cementing the event as a memorable afternoon for women’s golf.

Anna Nordqvist, who announced her retirement from competitive golf at 39, remained the team’s captain and paired Charley Hull with Lottie Woad. Despite a disappointing points return in the Netherlands and earlier doubts about the Solheim Cup’s captains agreement, Nordqvist guided the squad to a triumphant finish. The win adds a Solheim Cup title to a career that already boasts three major championships.

With the European team’s success and Nordqvist’s final chapter, the Solheim Cup once again highlighted the depth and resilience of women’s golf on the continent, leaving a lasting legacy for future generations.

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