Mimi Rhodes prepares for Solheim Cup debut with Team Europe
Sky Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 7, 2026, 3:12 PM
Last updated Sep 7, 2026

Mimi Rhodes joins Team Europe for the upcoming Solheim Cup at Bernardus Golf in the Netherlands. The English golfer, one of four rookies selected by captain Anna Nordqvist, enters the competition following a strong finish to her qualification campaign. Rhodes secured her spot after performing well at the AIG Women's Open, overcoming a difficult mid-season stretch where she missed seven cuts in eight events. This debut marks the culmination of a lifelong goal for the player, who previously watched from inside the ropes at the 2019 tournament. Team Europe aims to regain the trophy following a loss to Team USA in 2024. The event begins Friday morning with opening-day play.
- •Mimi Rhodes is one of four rookies representing Team Europe at Bernardus Golf.
- •Anna Nordqvist selected Rhodes as a captain's pick following the AIG Women's Open.
- •The 2026 Solheim Cup matches begin on Friday at 6am.
- •Team Europe attempts to win the trophy after losing to Team USA in 2024.
"Mimi Rhodes is relishing the chance to fulfil a childhood dream at the Solheim Cup and is backing Anna Nordqvist to lead Team Europe to victory in the Netherlands.
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