The Solheim Cup is often described as the most fun event in women's golf, but beneath the surface, there's a sense of unfinished business for Team USA. It's been three years since they last won the coveted trophy, and the hunger to redeem themselves is palpable. 

 World No. Nelly Korda and Megan Khang, two key players for the American team, are determined to make this year count. Golf can be a lonely sport, but team events like the Solheim Cup bring out the best in players. 

 Team USA has recognized the importance of building a strong team atmosphere, and their camp is filled with activities designed to foster unity and togetherness. 

 But what about the elephant in the room? The fact that Team USA hasn't won a Solheim Cup since 2017 is a significant elephant, and one that the team can't seem to shake off. They've had opportunities to redeem themselves, but each time they've fallen short. 

 This year, they're more determined than ever to put their mark on the trophy. The Solheim Cup is a reminder that in golf, as in life, there's no substitute for hard work and determination. And only time will tell if Team USA has what it takes to settle the score with the Europeans once and for all.

Unfinished Business: Can Team USA Finally Settle the Score with the Europeans at the Solheim Cup?

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