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Solheim Cup 2024: day one – as it happened

A dominant USA took a 6-2 lead over Europe on the first day in Virginia with Nelly Korda in outstanding form

Transport chaos mars Solheim Cup start as Korda helps US dominate Europe

Buses started later than planned to the venue in Virginia while on the course, the US took a commanding 6-2 lead over Europe

Solheim Cup: Pettersen omits Leona Maguire and turns to Charley Hull

Europe’s Solheim Cup captain, Suzann Pettersen, sprung a surprise by omitting Leona Maguire from the opening foursomes

Jon Rahm’s Ryder Cup future in doubt over refusal to pay DP World Tour fines

Jon Rahm incurred fines when he joined LIV Golf and needs to play three more DP World Tour events to remain eligible for Ryder Cup consideration

Solheim Cup’s controversy and close contests are what modern golf needs

The biennial battle between Europe and the US always delivers drama and deserves a bigger audience

Barack Obama visit inspires US Solheim Cup team for ‘unfinished business’

The US Solheim Cup team hope words of encouragement from Barack Obama can inspire them to victory in the Solheim Cup against Europe

Lydia Ko wins all-star battle and adds Women’s Open to Olympic gold medal

Lydia Ko shot a final-round 69 on the Old Course at St Andrews to finish seven-under par and add the Women’s Open to her Olympic gold medal

Women’s British Open: Lydia Ko wins title after Nelly Korda fades – as it happened

Hole-by-hole report: Lydia Ko added the Women’s Open to Olympic gold by seeing off Nelly Korda and Lilia Vu at St Andrews. Scott Murray was watching

Shin Ji-yai takes advantage of Nelly Korda’s slide to lead at St Andrews

The 36-year-old Korean goes into the final day of the Women’s Open as the leader, hoping to add a third triumph having last won in 2012

World No 1 Nelly Korda takes three-shot lead at halfway in Women’s Open

Nelly Korda leads at halfway in Women’s Open, ahead of an impressive chasing pack that includes Charley Hull and Lydia Ko

Charley Hull enjoys windy conditions to take early lead in Women’s Open

Charley Hull’s five-under 67 included five birdies as she went to the top of the leaderboard after the first round of the Women’s Open at a windy St Andrews

‘It will be a battle’: world’s best golfers braced for wild, windy Women’s Open

Catriona Matthew, competing in her final British Open, fears St Andrews’ Old Course may be ‘borderline unplayable’

Graeme McDowell suspended and fined by LIV Golf for using nasal spray

LIV Golf has banned Graeme McDowell for one event and fined the former US Open champion $125,000 after he breached anti-doping procedures

Lydia Ko holds nerve to win gold and complete full set of Olympic medals

The New Zealander added to her silver and bronze medals from Rio and Tokyo by finishing two shots clear of Germany’s Esther Henseleit at Le Golf National

Charley Hull rues freak injury and rules out GB Olympic medal after opening 81

Charley Hull has ruled herself out of the medals after a freak injury ‘slipping in the shower’ in July affected her first-round performance in Paris

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