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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Angel Yin feeling fit for Solheim Cup: ‘Would never jeopardize America’ - Regional Media News
By Field Level Media Sep 09 (Field Level Media) - Angel Yin said she is "feeling great" and ready to represent the United States in the Solheim Cup this weekend. "I would never jeopardize America," Yin told reporters on Wednesday at Bernardus Golf in Cromvoirt, [...]
Angel Yin feeling fit for Solheim Cup: ‘Would never jeopardize America’
By Field Level Media Sep 09 (Field Level Media) - Angel Yin said she is "feeling great" and ready to represent the United States in the Solheim Cup this weekend. "I would never jeopardize America," Yin told reporters on Wednesday at Bernardus Golf in C...
Angel Yin feeling fit for Solheim Cup: 'Would never jeopardize America'
Solheim Cup: Yin faced a race against time to play for US after stomach issue. Now she’s good to go – WTOP News
DEN BOSCH, Netherlands (AP) — Angel Yin believes she’s ready to play the Solheim Cup . Just as importantly, so does her captain. Yin has been a big question mar
Solheim Cup: Yin faced a race against time to play for US after stomac
Angel Yin of the United States plays from the rough on the 5th hole during a practice round for the Solheim Cup at the Bernardus Golf course in Vught, Netherlands, Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2026. (AP Photo/Alastair Grant)
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