The anticipation of the Solheim Cup 2023 is palpable as it approaches. Set against the stunning backdrop of Finca Cortesin in Spain, this year promises to be one of the most exciting yet.
Team Europe will defend its title on home soil under the captaincy of the legendary Suzann Pettersen. Here’s a closer look at the 12 women who will compete.
She was part of two winning Solheim Cup teams already, and comes into this event with her first major win at the 2023 Evian Championship.
With nine professional wins to her name, Carlota Ciganda brings Team Europe the advantage of playing on home soil.
In her Solheim Cup debut, Gemma Dryburgh boasts an LPGA victory in Japan and has demonstrated consistency throughout the season.
Linn Grant: Another rookie to the Solheim, the 24-year-old Swede has won six times in her first two years.
Hall, who has won three Solheim Cups, has a world ranking of 16 and won the 2018 AIG Women’s Open.
Despite her world ranking of 120, Caroline Hedwall’s four Solheim appearances and her experience make her a dark horse contender.
With a world ranking of 9, Charley Hull is the youngest competitor in Solheim history at age 17.
After a stellar performance at Solheim 2021, the 28-year-old Irishwoman has proven to be a valuable asset for Team Europe.
Nordqvist has earned 15.5 points in seven Solheim appearances, making her an experienced assistant captain.
Pedersen has a commendable Solheim record, and the Dane is eager to make a mark in this year’s tournament.
While Madelene Sagstrom didn’t have the best season, her skills and determination can make her a surprise.
Stark’s achievements so far indicate a promising future for the youngest member of Team Europe.
For the third consecutive year, this talented lineup hopes to win the Solheim Cup.
Team Europe is set to give their all on Finca Cortesin’s greens with a mix of seasoned pros and hungry newcomers.
We’re in for some unforgettable moments, skillful plays, and the spirit of sportsmanship at its best.
