Team Europe is set to reclaim the Solheim Cup on home soil as they host Team USA in the Netherlands this week, with exclusive live coverage on Sky Sports for viewers in the UK and Ireland.

Leading the European charge is three-time major champion Anna Nordqvist, who captains a formidable lineup. Among the team, Charley Hull makes her eighth consecutive appearance, while rookie Lottie Woad joins the fray.

Europe is eager for their first outright victory since their memorable 15-13 win in 2021. They managed to retain the cup with a dramatic 14-14 tie in Spain in 2023, before Team USA clinched a 15.5-12.5 victory the following year.

Nelly Korda, the world No. 1 and a two-time major winner this season, leads Team USA, which aims for their first away win in the biennial contest since 2015. A fiercely competitive atmosphere is expected in front of a passionate Dutch crowd, with both teams confident of lifting the trophy.

Sky Sports will provide extensive coverage, starting with at least 12 hours of live broadcasts over the first two days:

• Friday & Saturday: Coverage begins at 6am, with the first match teeing off at 6:40am.
• Sunday: Singles coverage starts at 9am, with the closing ceremony at 5:30pm.

How to watch:

• Sky Customers: Tune in on Sky Sports Golf or through the Sky Sports app.
• Non-Sky Customers: Stream with a NOW Day pass or a cancel-anytime Month pass.

In addition to the Solheim Cup, viewers can catch the Amgen Irish Open, featuring Rory McIlroy as defending champion. Sky Sports’ Your Multiview feature allows customers to watch multiple events simultaneously, enhancing the viewing experience during this packed week of sports.