Karen Stupples and Beth Ann Nichols join Golf Today to discuss some Solheim Cup storylines, including the performance of and culture within the U.S. team., along with whether the event could see a future playoff. #GolfChannel #GolfToday #SolheimCup
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Karen Stupples and Beth Ann Nichols share thoughts about the Solheim Cup | Golf Today | Golf Channel
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All US and British Opens for men and women should be played on the same course going forward with the women playing first. it would get more eyes on the event. And having the Solheim/ Ryder Cups on the same courses would be ideal. You could just space the events a week apart on the same course