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Lottie Woad sank a two-foot putt on the 17th to hand Team Europe the Solheim Cup, sparking wild scenes at Bernardus Golf in the Netherlands.
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Team Europe have snatched back the Solheim Cup. And they did it in style.
A dominant display during the Sunday singles at Bernardus Golf in Den Bosch, Netherlands, sealed a victory that few will argue wasn't deserved.
Lottie Woad - just 2 feet from history - rolled in the putt on No. 17 that gave Europe the 14½ points required to clinch the trophy. The celebrations were instant and unapologetic.
Her win over Auston Kim was the moment that broke American hearts.
Remarkably, four matches were still being played when the decisive point landed. It didn't matter. Europe had the numbers, and the party was already underway.
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