Day three is decided by 12 singles matches, one-on-one, with 28 points available across the contest and 14 and a half needed to win the trophy. The holder retains it with 14. It is the day the whole week has been building towards, and the kit is designed to be seen, worn by every player in the same colours from the first tee to the closing green.
The final day tends to run long, and the weather can turn. Our Sensor fabric platform carries through the range, with SensorCool® fabrics for the warmer stretches and outerwear ready for a cold finish, so a player is never changing outfit halfway through a match. The standards behind our women's golf clothing and ladies headwear run through every piece.
The day three kit is the one most supporters want, because it is what the team wears when the trophy is decided. It is available in the same design the players wear. For the venue, the dates and the Team Europe line-up, see our guide to the Solheim Cup 2026.
Each of the three days each have their own kit. The day one kit opens the contest, and the day two kit covers the second round of matches, while the Solheim Cup accessories range holds the bags, headwear and finishing pieces. Our main Solheim Cup page covers our history with the tournament, from the first contest in 1990 onwards.