U.S. Takes Commanding Lead in Solheim Cup

The U.S. team took a commanding 10-6 lead over Europe in the Solheim Cup. Both sides split their foursomes and fourball sessions. The U.S. seeks its first win in seven years, leaving Europe needing a historic comeback. Key performances came from various American team members, notably Rose Zhang and Andrea Lee.

The U.S. secured a prime position to claim the Solheim Cup for the first time in seven years, splitting both the foursomes and fourball sessions on Saturday to establish a 10-6 lead over Europe in Gainesville, Virginia. This lead leaves Europe needing a record-equalling comeback on Sunday, aiming for a fourth consecutive win.

Following a 2-2 split in the morning foursomes, the U.S. maintained their edge with another 2-2 result in the fourball matches. Noteworthy performances came from Rose Zhang and Andrea Lee, who clinched a decisive win over Europe's Linn Grant and Celine Boutier.

With the U.S. team needing just 14-1/2 points to reclaim the Cup, the stage is set for a thrilling finale. Despite Europe's resistance, strong showings from American players, including Lauren Coughlin and Nelly Korda, have put them on the brink of victory.

(With inputs from agencies.)