Rhodes converts a 12 footer for birdie on the 7th to square up Match 3.
WOW - what an incredible five minutes for Team USA.
The visitors have just won a hole in each of the four matches.
USA have cut the top match back to 1 down, tied up the second game, and they're now ahead in the bottom two.
Unbelievable.

USA pull a hole back in the top match as Yin converts a birdie.
Europe 2up thru 7.

Two balls in the water for European duo Boutier and Madsen.
They hand USA the par-3 6th.
Europe just 1up in Match 2 now.
Hull's first big moment of the day.
She sends home a 30 footer for birdie on the 6th to send Europe into a 3up lead thru six holes.
Europe cruising in the top match and also ahead in Match 2.
Tied up in the last two games.

Woad puts Europe 2up thru 5 in the top match.
It would appear Woad and Hull mean business this afternoon after their 4&3 defeat this morning.
It's been a huge five minutes for Europe.
Europe now lead the top two matches 1up and 2up, and they're tied up in the bottom two.
The hosts are off to a fantastic start in the afternoon fourballs, but of course a long way to go.

There was chaos on the 1st tee a moment ago - read more here

Woad converts an eight footer for birdie on the 3rd to tie up the top match.
USA are up in two matches and down in one as it stands in the very early stages of the afternoon fourballs.

Boutier drills home a birdie on the 1st to move Europe into an early 1up lead.
Match 1: USA 1up (1)
It's an early birdie out the gates from USA's Noh and the visitors move into an early 1up lead.
Hull and Woad were heavily beaten 4&3 earlier today, so they will not want another loss on the board today.
On resting the two winning teams from the morning session, European captain Nordqvist said: "Yeah, we had a plan going into today so just trusting the process, and that's what I communicated to the players."
The first match between Hull / Woad and Noh / Yin is now underway.
The rain has thankfully stopped but it's pretty cold out there at the minute.
Hopefully this afternoon's four fourball matches will warm everyone up.
The captains have now announced their pairings for this afternoon's four fourballs matches.
Check them out here:

European duo Henseleit and Maguire take the 18th hole to win the match 2up.
Maguire is now 9-3-1, which gives her the highest winning percentage of any European Solheim Cup player.
It means the spoils are shared in the morning foursomes with the score finely poised at 2-2.
Nordqvist and Stanford will announce their pairings for the fourballs shortly.
Here's how we stand:

Match 3: Europe 1up (17)
Europe's Henseleit converts a five footer for par on the 17th to remain 1up with one to play.
A huge 18th hole upcoming here.
Stark and Grant seal a comfortable 3&2 victory in the bottom match.
Europe get their first point on the board to make it 1-2.
Stark said: "It felt like we hit good shots from the start."
"I think we're so calm. If someone messes up, we don't stress out. It feels like we take pressure off ourselves, and we find it's a lot of fun."
Grant added: "I told Maja on the 1st tee let's just go out and have a really fun day and do our best and hopefully get into some kind of zone."

Match 3: Europe 1up (16)
Henseleit and Maguire make a total mess of the 16th and hand Lee and Duncan the par-5 16th.
Europe 1up with two to play.
It's another American point on the board as Alison Lee and Lauren Coughlin defeat Nanna Koertz Madsen and Celine Boutier 3&2.
USA is now 2-0 up, however, Europe lead the remaining two matches so it looks like we're going to be tied up ahead of this afternoon's fourballs.
Here's how we stand:

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The heavens have opened.
Umbrellas up all around the course.
"She's just so solid, I enjoy playing alongside her so much," Korda said of Corpuz.
Corpuz said of Korda: "The exact same thing. It's so much easier playing where she puts me in the fairway."
Korda added: "It's great to get the first point on the board, still a lot of work to get done, but nice to see some red on the board."
Korda and Corpuz defeat Hull and Woad 4&3 in the top match as the first American point goes on the board.
Korda and Corpuz are now 5-0 in foursomes together, which sets a new Solheim Cup record for most consecutive matches won as a pairing.





