Team America had a tough call at the 2023 Solheim Cup. The Team faced a tied 14-14 defeat as Europe retained the trophy with their three-peat win. The defeat had its repercussions, and after the gameplay, many players took their time off the greens to settle back into the hustle of professional golf. 

Now, months after the loss, an LPGA player has made it to the top of the headlines after making a sincere confession about the behind-the-scene anecdotes. Here’s the full story. 

LPGA pro unveils team secrets and emphasizes equality

In a press conference at the upcoming CME Group Tour Championship, LPGA pro Angel Yin was asked about her goofy persona with Team America on the back end and her performance at the 2023 Solheim Cup as the captain’s pick. The player talked about the role she takes in the team, mentioning that she never openly addresses it in front of the media because she doesn’t like the role being seen as that in relation to her seniority to rookies. 

“I am a person that believes everyone is equal. Other than the captains that are leaders, everyone in the team room is equal, and I don’t really like the seniority rule,” the golfer said. Talking about the team overall, the 25-year-old added, “…We all adapted really well, and this year’s team was a lot quieter than normal, but everyone doesn’t really need to speak much.” 

The golfer mentioned that almost everyone on the team was on the same wavelength, and that worked well for them. She also added that it is a good momentum for the team for the coming Solheim Cup years. “Obviously we wished to have won going into next year, but I think where we are and with the team we have, it’s good. It’s really good,” Yin concluded. 

This year, the golfer showed some good camaraderie and gameplay on the Spanish greens. Here’s a quick look at her 2023 Solheim Cup performance. 

Angel Yin’s performance at the 2023 Solheim Cup

Angel Yin played in 3 matches at the Solheim Cup this year, out of which she won 2. She played at the Friday fourball with American teammate Ally Ewing against European Carlota Ciganda and Linn Grant, and Europe took the lead by 2 points. 

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The golfer also played the day 2 fourball with Cheyenne Knight against Charley Hull and Leona Maguire, and Team USA won by two points. On day 3, Yin played on the Sunday singles against Celine Boutier and ended the game with America scoring a point. Her overall performance at this year’s Solheim Cup was 2–1–0. 

The player is currently preparing for the upcoming CME Group Tour Championship. Only time will tell what happens at the end of it. Until then, stay tuned. 

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