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Team USA travel to Bernardus Golf desperately short-handed and carrying a woeful away record. Can Nelly Korda drag them to their first overseas Solheim Cup victory in over a decade?
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Let's be honest - Team USA are heading into hostile territory, and their record away from home is nothing short of embarrassing. The Americans haven't won a Solheim Cup on foreign soil since 2015, and this week at Bernardus Golf looks like another disaster waiting to happen.
Captain Angela Stanford is putting on a brave face, but the absences of Lilia Vu and Lexi Thompson are devastating. Yes, world No. 1 Nelly Korda and her 23 career wins carry serious weight. But one player does not win a team event.
Anna Nordqvist's squad looks frightening. Charley Hull brings her usual fire, while rookie Lottie Woad adds fearless energy. Home crowd support? That's the final nail in the coffin for American hopes.
The opening ceremony kicks off Thursday. Live action begins at 6am on Friday and Saturday. Sunday singles start at 9am, with the closing ceremony at 5:30pm.
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