Day two brings another full day of play; the last of the pairs golf before the singles decide the contest. It is often where a lead is built or pulled back, and the players are out across two sessions, so the kit has to work from an early tee time through to the closing matches. The outfit covers the polo, a mid-layer, trousers or a skort, headwear and a waterproof layer, all in the day two design.
The range is made to be played in rather than looked at. Our Sensor fabric platform runs through it, with SensorWarm® mid-layers for a cold start and SensorDry® waterproofs for the weather that follows, so a player can add or drop a layer without changing how the outfit moves. The same standards run through our women's golf clothing range.
The day two kit is available to supporters in the same design the team plays in, so you can follow the pairs matches wearing what the players wear.
For the venue, the dates and the Team Europe line-up, see our guide to the Solheim Cup 2026.
Each day of the contest has its own kit. The day one kit opens the week and the day three kit is worn for the singles, while the Solheim Cup accessories range covers the bags, headwear and finishing pieces that go with them. Our main Solheim Cup page sets out our history with the tournament as founding global partner.