Team Europe's Mel Reid birdied the 18th hole to draw even with the Americans in the final four-ball match on Sunday to give the visitors a 9-7 lead heading into the final day of the Solheim Cup in Toledo, Ohio.
The American team of Jennifer Kupcho and Lizette Salas looked like they would come out with a full point in the seesaw battle after the rookie Kupcho chipped in for birdie on the 17th to send the throngs of U.S. fans into a frenzy.
The Englishwoman calmly sank the final putt and celebrated by pounding her chest on a warm and sunny day at the Inverness Club."I didn't have my best stuff today and they are obviously two great players. They play perfect four-ball, if one was out, the other was making a look at birdie. Reid's shot is sure to energize the European side, which has far fewer fans than it normally would at the competition due to COVID-19 travel restrictions.
"I saw it coming in and thought it was headed for the bunker but it got a fortunate bounce to get through the rough."
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