James Corrigan

More than three years after a fire destroyed the brick building at Harrisburg's Broad Street Market, the reconstruction project is showing signs of progress.

Anybody who believes debutant Mimi Rhodes may be a pushover in this weekend's Solheim Cup should be aware that she has already taken on and beaten the woman she most respects – her mother.

Every September in golf the call seems the same, like a collective scream of “fore!” We are treated to a week – or this year’s case, two weeks – of matchplay and the audience comes away wondering why there cannot be more of this head-to-head drama in the elite professional game?

Europe 4 United States 4 Honours even and honour all round. The opening day of the Solheim Cup was everything team matchplay should be: intense

Solheim Cup — Day 1: Europe 4 United States 4

Europe 7 United States 5 Team matchplay golf never has paid much heed to accepted wisdom and this has once again proved the case here at the Solheim Cup.

Linn Grant and Maja Stark end world No 1 Nelly Korda’s perfect foursomes record as hosts take 7-5 lead into afternoon fourballs

Europe 8 United States 8 Jennifer Kupcho's outrageous, 91ft-putt from the back of the 17th green inspired Team USA to pull back Europe and make it 8-8 in the Solheim Cup going into the concluding singles.

Charley Hull chalked up the first point and Lottie Woad sealed it with the match-winning putt as Europe's English duo completed redemption Sunday to win the Solheim Cup.

A top Scottish amateur has been banned from tournaments for five years after he admitted dropping a ball and pretending he had already hit it off the tee in an elite event.