SOLHEIM CUP

September 13, 2026

Alison Lee

Bernardus

U.S. Team

TV Interview

Q. Biggest singles comeback in Solheim Cup history. How were you able to pull that off?

ALISON LEE: I just did my best to stay consistent. That front nine was pretty tough with the rain coming down. I feel like I was hitting a lot of good shots. I couldn't quite gauge how far everything was going. So I feel like I was still hitting it good. I just couldn't quite get the distance. I couldn't give myself birdie chances and put myself in a good spot.

But since the weather cleared up -- I am from California. I'm from Los Angeles. I enjoy weather like this. So thankfully the weather turned around and my golf game did as well.

Q. Incredible fight back. How big a point does this feel now in terms of the momentum potential of this turning the tide a little bit?

ALISON LEE: Huge. I definitely kept an eye on the leaderboard the whole round. I did see a lot of blue up there, but I just did the best I can to change mine red and thankfully I was able to pull it off.

Q. I know what this means for you personally as well. It was a huge goal to get here to represent your country and now do this. Doesn't get any better, does it?

ALISON LEE: No, it doesn't. And my parents were nice enough to bring my son out on the first tee. I didn't think they would because the first day the weather was tough, and it's always tough bringing a baby out here. It's not easy. But, oh, it's just nice to have my whole family here. My son's here watching, cheering me on. My parents as well. They helped me out a lot this week. I was able to sleep. They did all the babysitting. Hopefully they can continue to do that for me.

But I'm just so happy to be here. And also, my record coming in this week was 2-5. That's something I realized coming in, and I was hoping to do the best I can to flip it around. So to be able to change that to now be in the positives, it feels really good.