European players use rule to tee ball after landing in penalty area
Golf.com • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 11, 2026, 5:17 PM
Last updated Sep 11, 2026

European team members playing at the Solheim Cup at Bernardus Golf encountered a penalty area during play on Friday. Despite hitting their ball into the designated hazard, the competitors were able to utilize a specific rule to tee their ball for subsequent play. This incident took place during the ongoing event at the Dutch venue. The rule application allowed the players to continue their round without the standard penalties often associated with ball placement in such terrain. No further details regarding the specific hole or the players involved were provided. The event remains underway as competitors navigate the course conditions.
- •A European team hit a ball into a penalty area during the Solheim Cup on Friday.
- •The tournament is taking place at Bernardus Golf.
- •Players were granted the ability to tee their ball following the incident under existing rules.
- •The Solheim Cup event is currently in progress.
- 5:17 PMGolf.com — Europeans hit into penalty area at Solheim. Then rule lets them 'tee' their ball
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