First team success over United States since 2016 at Sunningdale, with Irish trio all contributing
Britain and Ireland have won the Curtis Cup for the first time since 2016 after a thrilling triumph over the United States at Sunningdale.
Rachael Kuehn’s victory over Ireland’s Aine Donegan in the anchor match meant a final score of 10.5 to 9.5 in favour of Catriona Matthew’s side, the Scot adding a Curtis Cup victory to her two successes as Europe’s Solheim Cup skipper.Shane Lowry in line for biggest payday of his career at Tour ChampionshipDenmark’s Niklas Norgaard takes four-shot lead into British Masters final round
“At one point I looked and it was all red; luckily there weren’t too many scoreboards so the players couldn’t see that but we’ve played well on the back nine all week and that really came out.
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