The Solheim Cup is one of the most exciting events in women’s golf, and it is currently underway with fierce competition and rivalries between the two teams. Prominent players have taken the field, striving to restore patriotic honor to their respective countries.

Former world number one, Nelly Korda is reaping rewards with her excellent performances so far. Captain Stacy Lewis has extended this opportunity to the LPGA cover girl, adding to the event’s excitement.

Nelly Korda and Ally Ewing vs. Charlie Hall and Leona Maguire at the Solheim Cup

Nelly Korda is set to play in the Saturday match alongside her teammate, Ally Ewing, with their tee time scheduled for 1:40 local time. They will be facing off against the European pair of Charlie Hull and Leona Maguire, setting the stage for an exciting match.

Korda, a standout golfer, will be pitted against the silent assassin Leona Maguire from the European team.

A senior golf writer from Golf Week tweeted about Nelly Korda and Allisen Corpuz’s dominant performance, noting that they won their match convincingly with a score of 5 and 3, stating, “Nelly Korda and Allisen Corpuz cruise, winning 5 and 3. Stacy found a keeper there.”

The win must have left Lewis in anticipation of trying out Korda once again, as she made the list for the evening fourballs.

The LPGA tour Instagram handle also posted the Saturday afternoon pairings for the Solheim Cup.

Korda-Corpuz duo to watch out for

In the first two Solheim Cup appearances, the Korda sisters were a formidable duo when it came to alternate shot matches. Now, since Jessica Korda is missing from action owing to her pregnancy, Nelly Korda has found a reliable pair in Allisen Corpuz.

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Korda and Corpuz produced a 5&3 victory over the European pair Georgia Hall and Celine Boutier. They helped the US maintain a 7–5 lead over team Europe. This was the second match won by the American duo in the last two days. Clearly, they have great teamwork and chemistry when it comes to golf.

The Solheim Cup exemplifies patriotism and unwavering team spirit. Can Nelly Korda bring back glory for her country? Share your thoughts in the comments.

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