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ESPN.com · Sep 20, 2015

U.S. rallies after controversy, wins Solheim Cup

U.S. storms back after controversial decision to win Solheim Cup

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ST. LEON-ROT, Germany -- Paula Creamer defeated Germany's Sandra Gal to complete a remarkable comeback as United States won the Solheim Cup with a 14 1/2-13 1/2 victory over Europe on Sunday.

Creamer made five birdies in 15 holes to win the final singles match 4 and 3 and give the U.S. its first title since 2009.

Europe led 10-6 going into the 12 singles but could only win three and draw another as the Americans -- inspired by a controversial call in the fourballs -- claimed 8 1/2 points to deny the Europeans a third straight title.

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