which was quite a shift from how she fared the rest of the week. Hull was chosen to go out first by captain Anna Nordqvist and the strategy worked. Hull beat Megan Khang 3 and 2 for her first full point of the week. The Solheim veteran, playing in her eighth Cup, was paired with rookie Lottie Woad four times the first two days and Hull had just a half point to show for it. In all instances where a pair was paired together four times, Hull and Woad are the only ones who didn’t earn at least a full point. But Hull did what she needed to do in kick-starting Europe.

“It's been a frustrating week,” Hull said. “Me and Lottie played pretty well, and we just can't hole a putt. We played against some tough opponents. But feels good to get on the board. There's a lot of blue on there at the minute, so I'll go out and watch.”

Europe was winning seven matches when Hull putted out on the 16th hole at Bernardus Golf Club. They only need 6½ points to win the Cup.