Hull looking to get back to 'ruthless' self
Golfer Charley Hull says she is looking to get back to her ruthless self after finishing joint sixth at The Open at Royal Lytham and St Annes last weekend.
Charley Hull, the young professional golfer, aims to return to her former self after finishing joint sixth in The Open at Royal Lytham and St Annes last weekend. Starting the final day in contention, Hull fell five shots behind Yealimi Noh and posted a +1 round of 72 on Sunday, as Shiho Kuwaki secured victory in a thrilling play-off with Esther Henseleit.
Despite the eventful week that included a prank on her caddie, Hull displayed remarkable skill, including an impressive opening tee shot on Friday. In an interview with BBC Look East, Hull expressed her desire to regain her ruthlessness from her younger days, emphasizing the importance of confidence and remembering her abilities amidst the ups and downs of the game.
At just 30 years old, Hull has been chosen for the Solheim Cup by captain Anna Nordqvist, marking her eighth appearance in the prestigious event. Ranked sixth in the world, Hull boasts an impressive record of 15 wins from 27 matches in the competition. Despite the immense pressure and expectations that come with leadership, Hull remains down-to-earth, valuing advice from her fellow golfer Lottie Wood and appreciating a calm approach to the course.
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