USA Makes a Comeback to Regain the Curtis Cup in Stunning Fashion at Bel-Air

Farah O'Keefe stole the spotlight with a perfect 5-0 record, as the Americans clinched a convincing 13-7 victory over Great Britain & Ireland on Sunday

The highly anticipated Curtis Cup match was played out at Bel-Air Country Club in Los Angeles, with the United States pulling ahead in a dominant finale

Established in 1932, the Curtis Cup is a pinnacle event in women's amateur golf, with a rich history of inspiring future LPGA stars from both sides of the Atlantic

Former Solheim Cup captain Catriona Matthew led the GB&I team, while Meghan Stasi took the reins as captain for the United States

Despite the contest seeming evenly matched going into Sunday, the hosts seized the upper hand, securing six singles victories and a commanding six-point lead over their opponents

Farah O'Keefe turned in a standout performance, capping off a flawless 5-0 record with a winning putt in her singles match against Charlotte Naughton

A University of Texas standout, O'Keefe proved her world-leading female amateur ranking with a string of impressive wins throughout the week

Following her win at the NCAA individual title and a 34th place finish at the U.S. Women's Open, O'Keefe delivered under pressure, consistently contributing to her team's success

Patience Rhodes and Sophia Fullbrook were the only two GB&I players to emerge victorious in singles, as the United States solidified their dominance in this prestigious competition

The United States improve their Curtis Cup record to 32 wins, nine defeats and three ties, with this victory securing four of the last five editions

The Americans proved unbeatable in the singles format, winning 21 of the last 24 matches contested on home soil

GB&I's strong opening effort was ultimately eclipsed by the American side's depth and quality, resulting in a final scoreline that may have been harsher than expected

The Americans reclaimed the Curtis Cup for the next two years with a resounding win