Team Europe aims to reclaim the Solheim Cup on home soil as they face Team USA in the Netherlands this week, with coverage provided exclusively in the UK and Ireland on Sky Sports. Europe is seeking their first outright victory at home since their 15-13 away success in 2021, according to Sky Sports. The hosts drew 14-14 to retain the trophy in Spain in 2023 before Team USA won 15.5-12.5 the following year.
Three-time major champion Anna Nordqvist captains the European team at Bernardus Golf, with England's Charley Hull making her eighth consecutive Solheim Cup appearance. World No. 1 Nelly Korda headlines Team USA as a two-time major winner this season, with captain Angela Stanford seeking the visitors' first away victory in the biennial contest since 2015.
Sky Sports Golf will offer at least 12 hours of live coverage on Friday and Saturday, with broadcasts beginning at 6am ahead of opening foursomes matches at 6.40am local time. Afternoon fourballs are scheduled to start at 1.05pm local time on both days, while Sunday singles coverage begins at 9am with the opening tee shot at 10.10am.
The opening ceremony on Thursday at 4.30pm will reveal opening-day pairings, while the closing ceremony follows the final putt on Sunday at 5.30pm. Sky Sports subscribers can watch on the Sky Sports app, with non-Sky customers able to stream using a NOW Day or cancel-anytime Month pass.
The Solheim Cup is part of a double-header of golf on Sky Sports this week, with all four rounds of the Amgen Irish Open also live on Sky Sports Golf or Sky Sports+. Sky Sports customers with compatible devices can use Multiview to watch multiple events simultaneously, including football matches from the Premier League and EFL, as well as the Spanish Grand Prix, England's third Test against Pakistan and other sporting events.
