Day one opens the Solheim Cup with foursomes and fourballs, played in front of the largest galleries in women's golf. The kit is put together as a complete outfit rather than a set of separate pieces, covering the polo, a mid-layer for an early tee time, trousers or a skort, headwear and a waterproof layer held in reserve. Each day of the contest has its own design.
Every piece is made to be played in. Our Sensor fabric platform runs through the range, with SensorCool® fabrics moving heat and moisture away when the sun is out and SensorDry® waterproofs ready for when it turns. The standards behind our women's golf clothing and ladies headwear carry straight into the team kit, because it has to hold up across a full day of match play rather than a single session.
Supporters can show their support and wear the same collection as the players. Whether you are walking the course or following from home, the day one kit is a way of backing the team, and the sizing runs across the range rather than stopping at the pieces made for tour.
For the venue, the dates and the Team Europe line-up, see our guide to the Solheim Cup 2026.
Our day one kit is one part of a collection that runs across the whole contest. The day two kit and day three kit each carry their own design, and the Solheim Cup accessories range covers the bags, headwear and finishing pieces that complete the look. For more on the Solheim Cup, check out the history and information here.