Talking of first-tee cool. Look at these beauties.

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European rookie Leona Maguire is under way. Booming her ball down the right of the first fairway without her shades even moving a millimetre.

Jennifer Kupcho heads off left with her ball coming to a stop before the fairway bunker.

Both these two players are unbeaten this week, this could be an intriguing match.

Ally Ewing gets the first bit of red on the board as she takes the first hole against Madelene Sagstrom.

Sagstrom tugged her tee shot into the sand and her second came up short meaning a blind chip up the big hill that guards the green. Ewing hit the fairway and green and makes par to go one up.

Ewing has won a matchplay event on the LPGA this season so she'll be a tough competitor.

Team USA captain Pat Hurst also had a quick chat to Sky Sports:

"This is awesome and what team USA needs. Loud Loud Loud!

"We didn’t talk much about team strategy last night, it was more about having the team together, we’re bonded and ready to go.

"Last night everyone was tired. Everyone is rested – it’s one point at a time. We definitely need to start out pretty quick, and we'll just see how that plays out."

Let off for the US.

Lexi Thompson three putts but Anna Nordqvist can't take advantage, seeing her par putt to win the hole squirm around the cup and stay up.

You'd have put your house on the Swede to get up and down in two.

Madelene Sagstrom is one of just two Europeans with zero points so far - and of course she was on the wrong end of THAT controversy with the overhanging ball on Saturday.

She'll be absolutely desperate for a point here against Ally Ewing, who just so happened to be in the USA pair with Nelly Korda for that controversial game.

I won't say grudge match, but...

Anna Nordqvist is up first and pulls an iron out of her yellow, blue and white team europe bag.

She looks like she hits it crisply but did she just take a little off...? Her ball finds the front edge.

Lexi Thompson is on the dance floor but a tad further from the pin. She'll have a 40-footer for birdie.

Some quick thoughts from Team Europe Captain Catriona Matthew - talking to Sky Sports:

"Feeling excited - I think it's going to be a great day and we're itching to get out there.

"Last night and this morning it’s been great. Everyone’s been focused. They need to go out there and win their point, and get the job done."

The players have been introduced and the singles get going.

The Women's Open champ Anna Nordqvist is up first and finds the first cut of grass down the left as her ball trickles off the fairway.

Lexi Thompson takes an iron and finds the left edge of the fairway, somewhere near the European's ball.

Ladies and Gents I give you match 17 of this year's Solheim Cup between Anna Nordqvist and Lexi Thompson.

The singles are about to get under way.

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A quick score reminder, if you needed it, and now the Solheim Cup singles are about to get under way.

How's your nerves?

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Quite simple for today - we just want to know who will be taking the Solheim Cup tonight?

Thumbs up for Team Europe - Thumbs down for Team USA.

Let us know your score predictions using #bbcgolf on Twitter.

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So, here's the situation, with Europe 9-7 ahead they need five more points to retain the trophy by getting to 14, with 5.5 points required for that magical 14.5 mark that will win the Solheim Cup outright.

And there are some fantastic match-ups in the singles from the very first lead-off game as Anna Nordqvist takes on Lexi Thompson in a battle of the two teams' leaders.

With 10 of the 16 matches going down to the 18th so far could this entire competition go all the way to that final game?

It certainly would make for a fantastic story as Emily Pedersen faces Danielle Kang and her caddie Olly Brett - who just happens to be Pedersen's boyfriend!

Awkward...

Should be a good one that Eilidh. I'd have thought that Jennifer Kupcho would be sick of the sight of Leona Maguire after the fourballs.

And don't forget, Eilidh will be presenting highlights of today's action on BBC Two from 00:15 BST - it will also be available on this website and if you can't stay up that late on a school night, then it'll be on iPlayer for when you're ready to watch it.

Bubba Watson has been superb for Team USA and for women's golf this week and he's had a great time at the Solheim Cup.

Now then, will Europe be buoyed by the way they turned things around late on Sunday fourballs?

European captain Catriona Matthew called the finale to the fourballs "crucial" with Mel Reid and rookie Leona Maguire earning a half point in the final match after Carlota Ciganda and Nanna Koerstz Madsen had won their match.

"It was important," Matthew said. "We’d have been a bit down if we had given it away.

"The crowds are going to be bigger and louder [on Monday] so it’s key for us to get off to a quick start."