Charley Hull's late four-putt disaster costs her title at PIF London Championship
A Sunday birdie barrage put Charley Hull in position to win the PIF London Championship, but a late four-putt doomed her title chances. The post Charley Hull’s late four-putt disaster costs her title at PIF London Championship appeared first on Golf .
In a thrilling finish to the PIF London Championship, 17-year-old Anna Huang secured her fourth Ladies European Tour victory, besting England's Charley Hull by two shots. Hull, 30, let slip a one-shot lead with two holes remaining after four-putting the penultimate hole for a double bogey. Huang, meanwhile, eagled the final hole to claim the win.
This marked Huang's fourth LET success and extended her lead to three shots over Singapore's Shannon Tan and Thailand's Patty Tavatanakit. Hull, known for her consistency, attributed her failure to focus on crucial shots, while Huang praised her performance and expressed shock at her fourth win. The tournament was held at the Centurion Club near St Albans, where Huang set the course record with an 11-under 62 on Friday, a record previously unbroken.
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