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Golf Channel · Sep 18, 2015

Ciganda's hole-out eagle caps big day for Europe

ST. LEON-ROT, Germany – Carlota Ciganda’s caddie didn’t need a towel to tend to his player’s club after she holed out from 135 yards for eagle in a spectacular end to Friday’s play at the Solheim Cup.

He needed a fire extinguisher.

Charley Hull and Anna Nordqvist brought just as much heat on the Americans helping Europe turn momentum its way in afternoon fourballs, and yet the Europeans still have some work to do closing out the session. With Friday’s suspension of play due to darkness, the United States has a chance to neutralize Europe’s good work in Saturday morning’s resumption of fourballs.

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