Nastasia Nadaud beat Andrea Lee 3&2 in Solheim Cup singles, and Europe picked up another point in a final-day session that was still moving around it. The 21-year-old was the youngest player here this week. She finished with a three-and-one record.
Solheim Cup live scoring
The match turned on the 16th, where Lee hacked out from the heather at the back of the hole and the ball trundled 30 feet past. Nadaud then splashed out from a downhill lie in the bunker to five feet and closed out the point. Earlier in the same live singles session, Nanna Koerstz Madsen had already beaten Allisen Corpuz 2&1.
That left Europe in a position where one point could land while other matches were still alive. The session was being tracked in real time, with Europe leading the USA 12-10 in one update and 11-10 in another as the scoreboard shifted around the singles.
Nadaud at Bernardus Golf
The result matters because it came from a player making a clean finish under pressure rather than from a runaway match. Nadaud’s age stood out as well: at 21, she was the youngest player here this week, yet she delivered the kind of closing stretch that turned a narrow advantage into a completed point. The earlier Solheim Cup pairing involving Nastasia Nadaud had already put her into the event’s central match flow, and this win gave Europe something concrete while the wider session stayed unsettled.
For readers following the live board, the practical takeaway was simple: Nadaud’s point moved Europe closer while the singles round was still open. The tension was not whether she had done enough — she had — but how much the remaining matches would add before the session ended.
