Europe
Gemma Dryburgh, Charley Hull, Caroline Hedwall, Madelene Sagstrom
Pedersen said Charley Hull wasn’t injured despite her struggles in the morning and her admittance earlier in the week that she strained her neck and also addressed why Caroline Hedwall had yet to play. This will be her third straight session on the bench.
“I mean, we have to put our A team out, and (Hedwall’s) completely in with that,” explained the European captain. “I’ve been a part of teams where we play all 12 the first day. I’ve been a part of teams where not everyone gets to play first day. How this all lined up, it’s obviously turned out that we didn’t play all 12. But she’s a hundred percent in it, she’s feisty, she’s ready to go tomorrow, so she’s all over it.”
United States
Ally Ewing, Cheyenne Knight, Angel Yin, Rose Zhang
Ewing and Knight rolled to a 5-and-4 victory and are the lone pairing to not get selected again for foursomes after the Friday sweep.
“I think what I learned this morning was our little theory and kind of the way we did our pairings, it works. So what you’re going to see is really going to be pretty similar,” said Lewis of her selections. “I’ve been working on these pairings for so long and just the theories of why you put certain players together and it just showed that it worked. That was a huge relief for me (Friday morning).”