SOLHEIM CUP

September 11, 2026

Megan Khang

Alison Lee

Bernardus

U.S. Team

TV Interview

Q. You get the point for the U.S. and it was kind of a game of two halves. Tell me about the back nine. You just really turned it on. What was the change?

ALISON LEE: Yeah, all day we've been -- we were hitting a lot of great shots. On the front nine, we got off to a slow start. I feel like we just kind of did a lot of the same thing, just missed a few putts here and on the front. But once we both saw a couple drop, I feel like you couldn't stop us for sure.

MEGAN KHANG: I think the back nine easily kicked off with her eagle. That was so cool to see. Obviously, it's always nice seeing a big bird and it definitely took the lid off for us. It was definitely a ham-and-egg session on the back nine, I think, when Celine stuffed it in to a tap-in. And I think we both knew we had to make it, I'm happy one of us made it and just kept it alive.

Q. You seem to get on really well, to jell really well as pair. Why is that?

MEGAN KHANG: We always joke that we bicker like sisters. To a point where I think Angela even asked if actually do like each other in the practice round. But it's really fun, I've known Alison for such a long time. She's such a great partner. We never get too down on ourselves. It's hard not to have a good time out there.

Q. We talked that you wanting to be here this was a big goal for you to be part of this. Now you're here, what does it mean?

ALISON LEE: It means a lot. I mean, at the start of the year you and I were co-workers, Tom, but now here I am playing in the Solheim Cup. I mean it means so much. It was really, really hard to get here, a lot of long days trying to practice, sleepless nights, just trying to do my best to be the best mom I can as well. But to make it here and to be here putting two points on the board for USA is awesome.