Hull to face Korda in opening Solheim Cup match
England's Charley Hull and America's world number one Nelly Korda will face each other in Friday's opening match of this year's Solheim Cup in Virginia. Source: BBC
Feeling detached from Irish Open has helped – McIlroy
Rory McIlroy admits feeling "detached" from this week's Irish Open at Royal County Down aided his strong start as he finished with a flourish to boost hopes of a win on home soil. Source: BBC
Opening Solheim pairings set to be announced
The pairings for Friday's opening Solheim Cup matches will be announced around 22:00 BST on Thursday. Source: BBC
Rahm keeps Ryder Cup hope alive by contesting fines
Jon Rahm improves his chance of playing in next year's Ryder Cup by appealing against the fines imposed on him by the DP World Tour. Source: BBC
'It was like a non-league team asking Man Utd for a match'
The Solheim Cup is a revolutionary tournament born out of the success of a revolutionary putter. Source: BBC
I wish I had '12' Lexi Thompsons – US captain Lewis
American captain Stacy Lewis says she wishes she had 12 players like Lexi Thompson as the United States attempt to win their first Solheim Cup since 2017. Source: BBC
McIlroy 'hopeful' about PGA-PIF deal amid new talks
Rory McIlroy remains "hopeful" that the fracture in men's professional golf will be resolved after news of the latest meeting between the PGA Tour and the Public Investment Fund (PIF). Source: BBC
My heart goes out to Grenfell families – Lowry
Shane Lowry says his "heart goes out" to the families affected by the Grenfell Tower fire after his sponsorship deal with Kingspan ends. Source: BBC
'Europe must keep Solheim momentum rolling'
Captain Suzann Pettersen says she will keep her assertive captaincy style as she attempts to steer Europe to Solheim Cup victory over the USA in Virginia. Source: BBC
'Fireworks expected as US seek Solheim success'
Stand by for another weekend of extreme golfing drama because the Solheim Cup is golf''s most dependable source of thrilling and feisty matchplay, writes Iain Carter. Source: BBC