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Jennifer Kupcho's dramatic putts force Solheim Cup tie for United States

Jennifer Kupcho sank two long birdie putts on the final holes, earning a crucial point that leveled the Solheim Cup at 8-8 after four sessions.

During the final match of Saturday’s play at Bernardus Golf in Den Bosch, Jennifer Kupcho delivered two extraordinary birdie putts, one from 93 feet on the 17th green and another from 25 feet on the 18th. Her clutch performance gave the United States a 1-up victory and brought the overall score to an 8-8 deadlock after four sessions. The putts silenced a vocal European crowd and prompted celebrations among the American side.

Captain Angela Stanford praised Kupcho, saying the shots had "absolutely turned the tide" heading into Sunday’s singles. Europe’s momentum had been buoyed earlier by wins from Maja Stark and Linn Grant, but Kupcho’s finish shifted the pressure back to the Americans. The match now hinges on the singles, where the United States must reach 14 points to retain the trophy.

Why it matters

Kupcho's clutch putts revived U.S. chances in the Solheim Cup, setting up a decisive singles showdown.

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