Solheim Cup 2026 takes place at Bernardus, Netherlands. Returning to mainland Europe following the success of Finca Cortesin in 2023.
The Solheim Cup sees the best professional female golfers from the United States and Europe compete against each other, with 12 players from each side playing for their country. As the equivalent to the men’s Ryder Cup, this tournament is held every two years, alternating locations and years with The Ryder Cup.
Founded in 1990, the first Solheim Cup was held at Lake Nona Golf & Country Club in Florida. Since then, the tournament has been held at multiple US and European locations, without ever being held in the same place twice.
Held over three days, The Solheim Cup follows a similar format to the men’s equivalent, with 28 matches comprising eight foursomes and eight four-balls on the first two days, and 12 singles on the final day. Our Solheim Cup packages can place you at the forefront of the action and show you the best that the Netherlands has to offer.
Solheim Cup 2026 Packages
Experience the 2026 Solheim Cup in The Netherlands from the beautiful city of Eindhoven. Located only 30 minutes from Bernardus Golf, select from a choice of hotels, and enjoy the sights and atmosphere of this contemporary city.
Support Team USA at each day of the tournament with optional upgrade to Pavilion hospitality.
Prices from $2,650 per person
Bernardus Golf, Netherlands
The Netherlands is home to 9 of the top 100 golf courses in Continental Europe, making it one of the densest concentrations of exceptional golf courses anywhere. The 2026 Solheim Cup will be held at Bernardus Golf, located in the heart of the Netherlands, 30 minutes north of Eindhoven, and 1 hour east of Rotterdam.
Bernardus is a Kyle Phillips design, the mastermind behind Kingsbarns, one of the most successful modern courses in Europe. Originally founded by the owner of the successful Portuguese destination Vale de Lobo, the course underwent a change of ownership in 2016, bringing the project to a conclusion, and resulting in the exceptional facility seen today.
The course is sand-based with a heathland feel due to the extensive heather that was bought in during development. Similar to any sand-belt course, extensive bunkering is a key feature of the design, sure to test the finest golfers from Europe and the USA during the tournament.
The modern clubhouse and exceptional practice facilities are contributing reasons for Bernardus being awarded this prestigious event. The layout has also been thoroughly tested for tournament play, having hosted the KLM (Dutch) Open from 2021 to 2023.
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The Solheim Cup was established in 1990 by Karsten Solheim, the founder of Ping, and his family. It was modeled after the Ryder Cup and named in honor of Solheim and his contributions to women’s golf.
Over the years, the Solheim Cup has grown in stature, becoming one of the most anticipated events in women’s golf. It showcases the best female golfers from both sides of the Atlantic, competing not only for personal pride but also for national and continental honor.
What makes The Solheim Cup so special?
The Solheim Cup, like the Ryder Cup, pits teams from Europe and the United States against each other in match play format. It is the premier event in women’s golf, known for its fierce competition and the camaraderie among team members. The Cup’s format and the pride of representing one’s continent contribute to its prestige and excitement.
Team USA convincingly won the 2024 Solheim Cup at Robert Trent Jones Golf Club in Virginia, 15.5 points to 12.5. This was the first time Team USA has won the cup outright since 2017. The competition will return to Europe in 2026, with Team US looking to retain the trophy and win on European soil for the first time since 2015.
Solheim Cup Reviews
Hotel Stay and Solheim Cup arrangements were terrific!
The Don Pepe Hotel was wonderful in so many ways…the breakfast buffet was huge with omelets made to order, fresh fruit, cheeses, etc. Our welcome dinner the 1st night was great. The hotel swimming pool with plenty of lounge chairs was wonderful. The location next to the “boardwalk” with dining nearby was great. I tried several of the restaurants at the hotel and had tasty meals at each one. Buses to the Solheim Cup worked out fine, although they didn’t have enough space to get all the buses scheduled at the same time into the limited parking area. Opening ceremonies was nicely done, but the closing ceremonies were a bit disappointing. Should have had both teams on stage and talks by both captains. It was nice to have tickets for the 1st tee box each day.
The golf courses we played were nice and in good condition, but lots of uphill and downhill climbing even with carts. I never realized Southern Spain was soooo hilly.
Solheim Cup 2023
Great golf course but a lot of up hill and down hill walking. Not once did anyone check photo ID. The shuttle buses were a slight chaos. Great job by Premier getting reserved seats at the first tee!
2023 Solheim Cup
Great experience. The logistics of the golf carts and pedestrians needed more thought to work together better . And the bus situation at the end was severely lacking. None of these issues had anything to do with Premier Golf though.
Your 2026 Solheim Cup Package with Premier Golf
Have the trip of a lifetime at the 2026 Solheim Cup. Our packages include tickets, the opening ceremony, accommodations, and transfers to the course. Enjoy a welcome drinks reception, a hosted golf day, and on-the-ground Premier Golf staff to ensure a seamless tournament experience.
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Solheim Cup FAQs
The Solheim Cup is the biggest team event in women’s golf. Featuring the 12 best American players from the Ladies Professional Golf Association Tour (LPGA) against the 12 best European players from the Ladies European Tour (LET).
The Solheim Cup alternates between Europe and the United States, taking place every second year. The 2024 Solheim Cup was held at Robert Trent Jones in Gainsville, VA, the 2024 Solheim Cup takes place at Bernardus Golf in the Netherlands.
The first Solheim Cup was held in 1990, in Lake Nona, Florida. The competition was won by the United States team.
The 2026 Solheim Cup will return to mainland Europe, at Bernardus Golf in the Netherlands. Dates are yet to be released, but it is expected to be in mid-September.
The Solheim Cup was first played in 1990, created by Karsten Solheim, who was the founder of golf club manufacturer, Ping. The tournament enables professional female golfers the chance to compete in a team-based setting on the international stage. The tournament was inspired by the widely successful men’s Ryder Cup, and winners often go on to achieve international fame and lucrative sponsorship deals.
Solheim Cup teams (both USA and Europe) are determined by an automatic qualification system that is based on rankings and points scored. Points are awarded to the top forty participants in each qualifying event and are spread across five major championships (The Chevron Championship, U.S. Women’s Open, KPMG Women’s PGA Championship, Amundi Evian Championship, AIG Women’s Open). Similar to the Ryder Cup there are also captain picks, most recently Team USA had three picks, and Team Europe four.
Yes, Premier Golf Solheim Cup packages include tickets to each day of the tournament.
The Solheim Cup was named after Norwegian-American golf club manufacturer Karsten Solheim, better known by the name of PING, a driving force behind its creation.
The 2023 Solheim Cup held at Finca Cortesin, Spain, was a tie, with Team Europe retaining the trophy.