Three more Solheim Cup stars in Sotogrande
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The Aramco Team Series – Sotogrande is shaping up to be the latest teaser for the 2023 Solheim Cup, with a host of big European names today joining American stars Nelly and Jessica Korda on the south coast of Spain next month.
Three-time major winner Anna Nordqvist of Sweden leads the golf superstars announced today for the $1 million tournament, which will also feature 2019 Solheim Cup Gleneagles hero Bronte Law of England. They will be joined by the captain of that heroic European Team, the iconic Catriona Matthew, as well as another legend, Dame Laura Davies.
Denmark’s Nanna Koertz Madsen and Finland’s Matilda Castren – both rookie winners of the 2021 Solheim Cup – will also play, as will former Team Europe member Anne Van Dam (NED).
Aramco Team Series – Sotogrande, schedule
Caroline Masson, a regular mainstay in the European Solheim Cup team with four participations in the last ten years, is another of the star names that will participate in the Sotogrande tournament, as well as the champion of the AIG Women’s Open 2020, and also German, Sophia Popov.
At Club La Reserva, a course located just 20 km from Finca Cortesín, venue for next year’s Solheim Cup, this large European group will face an American group. led by the Korda sisters – former world number one Nelly and six-time LPGA winner Jessica – and featuring players such as the defending Aramco Team Series singles champion from Sotogrande, Alison Lee, Lindsey Weaver-Wright, and the explosive record-breaker Kelly Whaley, whose eight birdies in a row during competition play earlier this year set a new LET mark.
The action promises to be non-stop as the Aramco Team Series returns to Spain with its unique mixed team and individual format for the second consecutive year, taking place from August 18-20. Bronte Law, who claimed the individual title at last month’s Aramco Team Series event in London, said: “It should be a great week!
These Aramco Team Series events are so different from the…
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Source : tennisworldusa
