Automatic qualifiers
Nelly Korda
Age: 23
Caps: 1 (2019)
Record: Won 3 Lost 0 Halved 1
Became world number one after winning her first major title, the KPMG Women's PGA Championship, in Atlanta in June and went on to claim Olympic gold in Tokyo. Won three and a half points from four matches on her debut at Gleneagles, partnering sister Jessica to two crushing foursomes wins.
Danielle Kang
Age: 28
Caps: 2 (2017, 2019)
Record: Won 4 Lost 4 Halved 0
Made an impressive debut in 2017 when winning three points from her four matches, including a victory over Emily Pedersen in the final singles match, although the overall result had been decided by then. Won just one point from four matches at Gleneagles, losing the opening singles to Carlota Ciganda.
Ally Ewing
Age: 28
Caps: 1 (2019)
Record: Won 1 Lost 3 Halved 0
Ewing was a late replacement in 2019 for Stacy Lewis, who was forced to withdraw with a back injury just three days before play got under way. Won just one of her four matches at Gleneagles but claimed a second LPGA Tour title with victory in the Bank of Hope LPGA Match Play in May 2021.
Austin Ernst
Age: 29
Caps: 1 (2017)
Record: Won 2 Lost 2 Halved 0
Won a third LPGA Tour title in May to help secure a second appearance in the Solheim Cup, four years after being given a wild card by captain Juli Inkster and helping the United States to victory in Des Moines.
Lexi Thompson
Age: 26
Caps: 4 (2013, 2015, 2017, 2019)
Record: Won 5 Lost 4 Halved 6
Held a five-shot lead in the final round of the US Women's Open in June, but slumped to a back nine of 41 to miss out on a playoff by a single shot. Halved two and lost two of her four matches at Gleneagles.
Jessica Korda
Age: 28
Caps: 2 (2013, 2019)
Record: Won 4 Lost 2 Halved 2
Returned to the Solheim Cup at Gleneagles for the first time since her debut in 2013, having missed out in Des Moines in 2017 due to injury. Won three and a half points from four matches, including a singles victory over Caroline Masson. Won a sixth LPGA Tour title in January.
Megan Khang
Age: 23
Caps: 1 (2019)
Record: Won 0 Lost 2 Halved 1
Qualified for the US Women's Open in 2012 at the age of 14 and finished in a tie for fourth in the same event this year, her best result to date in a Major championship. Undefeated in the 2015 Junior Solheim Cup in Germany, Khang won just half a point from four matches on her debut in the senior event in 2019.
Lizette Salas
Age: 32
Caps: 4 (2013, 2015, 2017, 2019)
Record: Won 6 Lost 6 Halved 2
Secured a fifth consecutive appearance with a tie for second in the final qualifying event, the British Women's Open at Carnoustie. Her victory over Jodi Ewart Shadoff in the 2017 Solheim Cup sealed victory for the home side in Des Moines.
Jennifer Kupcho
Age: 24
Caps: 0
Won the inaugural Augusta National Women's Amateur in 2019 before turning professional and finished second in the Evian Championship that season. Won three and a half points from five matches in the 2018 Curtis Cup.
Wild cards
Brittany Altomare
Age: 30
Caps: 1 (2019)
Record: Won 2 Lost 1 Halved 1
Secured the eighth and final automatic qualifying berth in 2019 and enjoyed a successful debut with two and a half points from four matches, including a 5 and 4 victory over Jodi Ewart Shadoff in the singles.
Mina Harigae
Age: 31
Caps: 0
Shared the halfway lead in the British Women's Open at Carnoustie, but struggled to a 76 in round three and eventually finished in a tie for 13th. Has represented the United States in the Junior Ryder Cup, Junior Solheim Cup and Curtis Cup.
Yealimi Noh
Age: 20
Caps: 0
Enjoyed an eventful 2021 season, which included a $10,000 fine for slow play in the Kia Classic in March, more than double the prizemoney she earned in the event. Shared the lead after the first round of the Evian Championship and eventually finished third, a shot outside the playoff won by Minjee Lee.
