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The other team cups.

Besides the Ryder Cup, this page covers four team matches: the Solheim Cup in the women's game, the Presidents Cup, and the amateur Walker Cup and Curtis Cup. In 2026 Europe won the Solheim Cup and the United States won the Presidents Cup and the Curtis Cup.

Who plays in each

MatchSidesPlayers
Solheim CupEurope against the United StatesWomen; the teams named in our sources are tour players such as Nelly Korda and Charley Hull
Presidents CupThe United States against an International teamMen; the teams named in our sources are tour players such as Russell Henley and Min Woo Lee
Walker CupThe United States against Great Britain and IrelandMen amateurs
Curtis CupThe United States against Great Britain and IrelandWomen amateurs

All four are match-play contests between teams. The Ryder Cup page explains how team match play is scored, and formats of play covers foursomes and four-ball.

Solheim Cup

YearVenueResultCaptains
2023Finca Cortesin, SpainTied 14 to 14; Europe kept the Cup as holderNot recorded in our sources
2024Robert Trent Jones Golf Club, Gainesville, VirginiaUnited States 15.5, Europe 12.5Stacy Lewis (United States), Suzann Pettersen (Europe)
2026Bernardus Golf, NetherlandsEurope 15, United States 13Anna Nordqvist (Europe), Angela Stanford (United States)

2023: NBC Sports reported the first tie in the event's history, which meant Europe, as holder, retained the Cup. Carlota Ciganda beat Nelly Korda in the singles.

2024: The match ended on 15 September 2024 with the United States' first win since 2017.

2026: The match was played from 11 to 13 September 2026. The teams were level 4 to 4 after Friday and 8 to 8 going into the singles. Charley Hull beat Megan Khang 3 and 2, Lottie Woad beat Auston Kim 2 and 1, and Carlota Ciganda, in her eighth appearance, won the deciding point. These details come from search summaries of several reports, with the final score and dates also given by Wikipedia.

Presidents Cup

YearVenueResultCaptains
2024Royal MontrealUnited States 18.5, International 11.5Not recorded in our sources
2026 (16th)Medinah Country Club No. 3, IllinoisUnited States 17, International 13Brandt Snedeker (United States), Geoff Ogilvy (International)

The 2026 match ran from 24 to 27 September. The Americans trailed 10.5 to 7.5 going into Sunday, then won the singles 9.5 to 2.5, PGA Tour reported. The rookie Jacob Bridgeman clinched it with a 1-up win over Min Woo Lee, and Russell Henley and Nick Taylor halved the final match.

Golf Channel's winners list makes 2026 the 11th straight U.S. win and, in a search summary, gives the U.S. record after 2026 as 14 wins, one loss and one tie. A RotoBaller preview says the International team's only win came in 1998; we could not confirm the year from a second source. We did not collect the event's founding year or full results list.

Walker Cup

The 2025 Walker Cup was played at Cypress Point in California on 6 and 7 September 2025. The United States led 6.5 to 5.5 after the first day, won the singles session 8.5 to 1.5, and took the match 17 to 9. Preston Stout clinched it with a 2 and 1 win over Luke Poulter. PGA Tour called it the fifth straight American win, and a search summary of the Walker Cup site gives the series after 2025 as 40 U.S. wins to 9, with one match halved.

There was no Walker Cup in 2026. The 2027 venue was not part of our research.

Curtis Cup

YearVenueResult
2024 (43rd)Sunningdale Golf Club, EnglandGreat Britain and Ireland 10.5, United States 9.5
2026 (44th)Bel-Air Country Club, Los AngelesUnited States 13, Great Britain and Ireland 7

2024: Played from 30 August to 1 September, it was Great Britain and Ireland's first Curtis Cup win in eight years, under captain Catriona Matthew. Mimi Rhodes recovered from three down and holed a par putt for the half point that decided it.

2026: Played from 12 to 14 June, the United States led 7 to 5 going into the singles and won 13 to 7 to take the Cup back, according to AmateurGolf.com.

For the individual amateur championships, see amateur golf.

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