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2007 Solheim Cup
SolheimCup2007Logo.png
Dates   14 - 16 September
Venue   Halmstad GK
Location   Halmstad, Sweden
Captains   Helen Alfredsson (EU)
Betsy King (US)
Flag of Europe  12   16  Flag of the United States
United States wins the Solheim Cup
«2005 2009»

The 2007 Solheim Cup, the tenth edition of the tournament, was held between Friday, 14 September and Sunday, 16 September, at Halmstad GK, Halmstad, Sweden. It was a three-day contest for professional female golfers, pitting the 12 best players born in the United States against the 12 best players born in Europe. The team from the United States won the competition by a score of 16 to 12.

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[edit] Format

The Solheim Cup is a match play event, as opposed to the more common stroke play format. A total of 28 points are available, divided among four periods of team play, followed by one period of singles play. The first period, on Friday morning, consists of four rounds of foursomes. This is followed in the afternoon by four rounds of four-ball. This schedule is repeated on Saturday morning and afternoon. The four periods on Friday and Saturday account for 16 points. During these team periods, the players play in teams of two. The captain of each team can play a player as many or as few times as she desires. The final 12 points are decided in a round of singles match play, in which all 24 players (12 from each team) take part.

[edit] Teams

The United States and European teams were selected by different methods.

The U.S. Team qualified by earning points for wins and for top-20 finishes on the LPGA Tour over a two-year period. Points were earned beginning with the 2005 State Farm Classic and concluding with the 2007 Safeway Classic. The ten players with the highest points were automatically selected for the Team. Two additional players were selected by captain Betsy King after the Safeway Classic on August 26, 2007.

The European Team was selected by taking the top five players from the LET Solheim Cup standings, followed by the top four European LET members on the Rolex Women’s World Rankings at the agreed cut off date who were not already qualified via The Solheim Cup standings, and three captain’s selections. Qualifying points for the European Team are awarded weekly to the top-10 finishers at official LET events.

Flag of the United States.svg   Team USA
Name Age Residence or Hometown* Points
rank
Points
Rolex
ranking
Notes
Betsy King 52 Flag of Pennsylvania.svg Limekiln, Pennsylvania non-playing captain
Beth Daniel 50 Flag of South Carolina.svg Charleston, South Carolina non-playing assistant captain
Paula Creamer 21 Flag of California.svg Pleasanton, California 1 741.00 7
Cristie Kerr 29 Flag of Florida.svg Miami, Florida 2 713.50 4
Morgan Pressel 19 Flag of Florida.svg Boca Raton, Florida 3 532.50 8 Solheim Cup rookie
Juli Inkster 47 Flag of California.svg Pasatiempo, California 4 512.00 10
Stacy Prammanasudh 27 Flag of Oklahoma.svg Enid, Oklahoma 5 483.50 18 Solheim Cup rookie
Pat Hurst 38 Flag of Arizona.svg Scottsdale, Arizona 6 449.00 28
Natalie Gulbis 24 Flag of Nevada.svg Lake Las Vegas, Nevada 7 412.50 26
Brittany Lincicome 21 Flag of Florida.svg Seminole, Florida 8 396.50 15 Solheim Cup rookie
Angela Stanford 29 Flag of Texas.svg Saginaw, Texas 9 372.00 32
Sherri Steinhauer 44 Flag of Wisconsin.svg Madison, Wisconsin 10 324.50 30
Nicole Castrale 28 Flag of California.svg Palm Desert, California 11 277.00 22 captain's pick / Solheim Cup rookie
Laura Diaz 32 Flag of New York.svg Scotia, New York 13 240.00 38 captain's pick

*Residence/Hometown according to official Solheim Cup designation.
Rolex rankings as of August 20, 2007. Rolex ranking does not factor into US Team selection. Shown for comparison purposes only.

Flag of Europe.svg   Team Europe
Name Age Residence or Hometown* LET
ranking
Rolex
ranking
Notes
Sweden Helen Alfredsson 42 Gothenburg, Sweden non-playing captain
France Marie-Laure de Lorenzi 46 Biarritz, France non-playing assistant captain
France Gwladys Nocera 32 Moulins, France 1 51
England Trish Johnson 41 Bristol, England 2 81
Germany Bettina Hauert 25 Hagen, Germany 3 118 Solheim Cup rookie
England Laura Davies 43 Surrey, England 4 40
Wales Becky Brewerton 24 Abergele, Wales 5 80 Solheim Cup rookie
Sweden Annika Sörenstam 36 Stockholm, Sweden 7 3
Norway Suzann Pettersen 26 Oslo, Norway 12 6
Scotland Catriona Matthew 38 North Berwick, Scotland 9 25
Sweden Sophie Gustafson 33 Varberg, Sweden 11 31
Sweden Maria Hjorth 33 Falun, Sweden 6 41 captain's pick
Denmark Iben Tinning 33 Copenhagen, Denmark 14 148 captain's pick
Sweden Linda Wessberg 27 Gothenburg, Sweden 8 70 captain's pick / Solheim Cup rookie

*Residence/Hometown according to official Solheim Cup designation.
LET rankings as of August 19, 2007
Rolex rankings as of August 20, 2007

[edit] Results

[edit] United States United States 16 – 12 Europe European Union

The United States won the competition by a score of 16 to 12.

[edit] Friday's matches

[edit] Morning Foursomes

United States Results European Union
Kerr/Hurst halved Gustafson/Pettersen
Diaz/Steinhauer United States 4 and 2 Sörenstam/Matthew
Inkster/Creamer United States 2 and 1 Davies/Brewerton
Gulbis/Pressel European Union 3 and 2 Nocera/Hjorth
2 ½ Foursomes 1 ½
2 ½ Overall 1 ½

[edit] Afternoon Four-Ball

United States Results European Union
Hurst/Lincicome European Union 4 and 2 Matthew/Tinning
Stanford/Prammanasudh halved Sörenstam/Hjorth
Castrale/Kerr United States 3 and 2 Gustafson/Nocera
Creamer/Pressel halved Johnson/Davies
2 Four-Ball 2
4 ½ Overall 3 ½

[edit] Saturday's matches

[edit] Morning Foursomes

United States Results European Union
Diaz/Steinhauer halved Nocera/Hjorth
Inkster/Creamer halved Pettersen/Gustafson
Hurst/Stanford United States 4 & 2 Tinning/Hauert
Castrale/Kerr European Union 1 up Sörenstam/Matthew
2 Foursomes 2
6 ½ Overall 5 ½

[edit] Afternoon Four-Ball

United States Results European Union
Creamer/Lincicome halved Wessberg/Hjorth
Inkster/Prammanasudh halved Johnson/Tinning
Gulbis/Castrale European Union 2 up Brewerton/Davies
Kerr/Pressel European Union 3 and 2 Sörenstam/Pettersen
1 Four-Ball 3
7 ½ Overall 8 ½

[edit] Sunday's matches

[edit] Singles

United States Results European Union
Laura Diaz European Union 3 and 2 Catriona Matthew
Pat Hurst United States 2 and 1 Sophie Gustafson
Stacy Prammanasudh United States 2 up Suzann Pettersen
Juli Inkster United States 4 and 3 Iben Tinning
Sherri Steinhauer halved Becky Brewerton
Angela Stanford United States 3 and 2 Trish Johnson
Morgan Pressel United States 2 and 1 Annika Sörenstam
Brittany Lincicome European Union 4 and 3 Laura Davies
Nicole Castrale United States 3 and 2 Bettina Hauert
Paula Creamer United States 2 and 1 Maria Hjorth
Cristie Kerr European Union 1 up Linda Wessberg
Natalie Gulbis United States 4 and 3 Gwladys Nocera
8 ½ Singles 3 ½
16 Overall 12

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