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Solheim Cup: Yin Faced a Race Against Time to Play for US After Stomach Issue. Now She’s Good to Go

Angel Yin says her 35-pound weight loss and two-month layoff will not keep her from helping the U.S. retain the Solheim Cup.

  • On Wednesday, Angel Yin prepared for the Solheim Cup at Bernardus Golf in the Netherlands, confirming her readiness to compete after two months sidelined by severe stomach issues.
  • The 27-year-old Californian qualified automatically as the second-ranked American behind Nelly Korda, though she lost 35 pounds and shot 81-76 to miss the cut at the final pre-tournament event.
  • Yin consulted captain Angela Stanford before arriving to confirm participation would not 'jeopardize America,' receiving full backing from the U.S. leader for the matches ahead.
  • Stanford will not deploy Yin in all five matches this week, balancing her recovery while the Americans pursue their goal of retaining the cup won in Virginia in 2024.
  • Teammate Rose Zhang recently went skydiving last week to clear her head before the Solheim Cup matches, as the United States team defends their 2024 title in Europe.
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Sky Sports broke the news in United Kingdom on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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