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TICKETING
Tickets are non-refundable. All tickets can be transferred to other members of your party and we encourage all adults to have their own ticket on their own device.
Anyone entering the grounds requires a ticket. U16 are free for general admission with a full paying adult. For hospitality options U12 are available at a discounted rate. There is a maximum of three children to one adult.
Tickets will be sent via email in August 2026, by our ticketing partner See Tickets.
Grandstands on the 1st Tee 12th Green, 14th Green, 15th Green, 16th Tee and 18th Green are all free for fans, operated on a first come first serve basis.
There are four different ticket options for visitors, details are available here.
Yes, group discounts will be available from September 8th onwards across all ticket types.
No tickets will be available on the gate so all fans will need to purchase in advance. This ensures a smoother experience, gives you the best prices, and allows you to conveniently arrange sustainable transport through our official channels including shuttle bus or bicycle.
TRANSPORT
The 2025 edition is committed to delivering the most sustainable Solheim Cup to date. As part of this effort, your travel to the event will be supported through a range of eco-friendly and accessible options included as part of your admission ticket when buying through our official ticketing partner See Tickets. Please note: travel to and from the Netherlands is not included.
Parking is not provided at the venue. There is designated car parking off-site where fans can then make their way to the course via a range of options including bike rental, shuttle bus or bringing your own bike. These options will be released for purchase soon.
You don't need to book your transport with your ticket however there is no guarantee there your preferred transport method will be available. We encourage purchasing at the earliest opportunity.
While we encourage fans to travel through one of our official transport hubs, fans can also make their own way to Bernardus Golf via bike or walking. Please note there is no drop off or car parking available directly at Bernardus Golf.
Den Bosch train station will have step-free access from the platform, as well as wheelchair access for the shuttle buses. Accessible car parking will be available shortly and can be added to your order after purchasing a ticket.
Staying in the Cromvoirt or surrounding areas? Then choosing Den Bosch train station transport hub will be the easiest and most efficient way to get to the course. If you are staying outside the area, then making your way to Den Bosch train station is also advised with shuttle bus service and bike hire available as part of your ticket.
There is no on-site parking at Bernardus Golf, however more transport options will be released in the future including Park and Shuttle Bus as well as Park and Bike Hire options.
Yes there will be plenty of bicycle parking at Bernardus Golf with then a short walk to the spectator entrance.
GENERAL
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TOURNAMENT
The Solheim Cup, first staged in 1990, is the world’s leading women’s golfing event. It is a team match play format contested between Team Europe and Team USA. Taking place biennially, it operates in alternative years to its male counterpart, the Ryder Cup, and alternates its host location between the US and Europe. More info can be found here.
Match play is a format where individual matches are contested between two players or pairs of players. The goal is to win as many matches as possible to accumulate points for your team.
Match play formats in the Solheim Cup:
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Foursomes: Two-player teams take turns hitting a single ball until the hole is completed
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Fourballs: Each player on a two-player team plays their own ball
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Singles: Each player from one team competes against the other team's player in stroke play
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Match Play scoring is as follows:
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One point is awarded for each match won
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Half a point is awarded to matches that end in a tie
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A total of 14.5 points is required to win the Cup
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If the event ends in a tie, the last team to win the Solheim Cup retains the trophy
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The 20th edition of the Solheim Cup will be held in The Netherlands for the first time at Bernardus Golf, Cromvoirt. Want to learn more about the course? Tap here.
The Solheim Cup alternates locations every two years between the United States and Europe. This allows both regions to host the event and gives fans from both sides of the Atlantic the opportunity to experience it in person
The 12 European players will be comprised of:
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The top two players from the LET Solheim Cup standings
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The top six players from the Rolex Women’s World Rankings at the end of the Qualifying Period who are not already qualified under above criteria
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Four players as selected by the European Solheim Cup Team Captain
The 12 USA players will be comprised of:
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The top seven players from the US Solheim Cup points list, based on points accumulated in all qualifying events during the qualifying period
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The top two players from the Rolex Women’s World Rankings at the end of the Qualifying Period who are not already qualified under above criteria
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Three players as selected by the U.S. Solheim Cup Team Captain
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The inaugural Cup was held in 1990, and the event was staged in even numbered years until 2002, alternating years with the Ryder Cup (the equivalent men's event). As part of the general reshuffling of team golf events after the one-year postponement of the 2001 Ryder Cup following the September 11 attacks, the Solheim Cup switched to odd numbered years beginning in 2003. Another reshuffle of team golf events took place in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and the Solheim Cup will return to even numbered years from 2024.
Two teams of 12 girls, Team Europe and Team USA, aged between 12-18 years old (born 2008 or later) but not having reached their 18th birthday prior to January 1st, 2026. Participants must be amateurs and must not be members of a competitive collegiate golf program.
The competition is played over two days and consists of 24 matches – six foursome matches, six fourball matches and 12 singles matches. The previous winner of the PING Junior Solheim Cup needs 12 points to retain the cup. The other team needs 12.5 points to win the cup.
The event was founded by PING in 2002 with the aim for the PING Junior Solheim Cup to give participants great golfing opportunities to further their golfing careers and to support the future golf stars.
- Europe are captained by Anna Nordqvist
- USA are captained by Angela Stanford
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
The iconic first tee, is where you can kick-off your Solheim Cup experience. Is where the energy begins…
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Interested in a partnership, please click here to connect with our team. (link to partnerships forum).