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NY Times · Nov 19, 2015

Lee, Pettersen Say Solheim Dustup No Longer an Issue

NAPLES, Fla. — Alison Lee just got into a sorority at UCLA, is majoring in communications and has a professor who doesn't appreciate her skipping quizzes to play pro golf.

Those topics, she likes talking about. The Solheim Cup, that's another story.

What went down between her and Suzann Pettersen during that event — when the rookie picked up a putt she thought was conceded and veteran Pettersen objected — will be part of Solheim lore, apparently to the dismay of both.

Playing in the U.S. this week for the first time since the Americans rallied to top the Europeans 14.5-13.5 for the Cup, both Lee and Pettersen said Thursday they've moved on and wished others would do the same.

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