Charley Hull

Charley Hull captures her first win on the LPGA Tour in nearly six years, and she does it with a full bag of TaylorMade golf clubs and ball.

With a one stroke lead, Hull found the fairway on the 17th tee with her Stealth Plus driver on the par 5 and then used her Milled Grind 3 wedge to set up a five-foot birdie putt. On her approach, Hull striped her P·7MB 8-iron from 144-yards and found the center of the green setting up another birdie putt. Hull was dialed in the entire round on Sunday firing off four birdies in her first seven holes and going out in 32.

Charley Hull shot a magnificent final round of 64 to win The Ascendant on the LPGA Tour with a 72-hole total of 266, 18 under par.

Be part of the action with a selection of unique golf tournament experiences, from playing in a pro-am with the stars to watching the action at golf’s most illustrious events. She has now won twice on the LPGA Tour and three times on the LET, and has also lost two playoffs. She averages 275.62 yards from tee, finds 70.44% of fairways and hits 73.88% of greens in regulation. In 2015 she started to split her time between the LPGA Tour and the LET. She finished the season at the top of the order of merit, the youngest player ever to achieve the feat. It was the English golfer’s first success on the LPGA Tour for six years and it wasn’t easy.

Charley Hull (Eng) put a little extra time into putting practice and it paid off for her in a big way Sunday when she ran off four birdies on the back nine ...

Hull was so dialed in that she had chances on the next two holes from inside 10 feet and narrowly missed them. She watched anxiously as her approach to the 14th was in the air, and it settled 12 feet away for yet another birdie. She began her run with a wedge to 5 feet for birdie on hole 12, and then hit a superb pitch from behind the green on the par five 13th to 2 feet. Lydia Ko also was in the mix and was tied for the lead until missing a couple of birdie chances from inside 10 feet. Lin, who closed with a 65, put her approach on the green, just inside Hull’s. Hull is a three time winner on the Ladies’ European Tour: the 2014 Lalla Meryem Cup in Morocco, in Abu Dhabi in 2019 for the Fatima Bint Mubarak Ladies Open and the ARAMCO Team Series – New York, individual title in October, 2021.

THE COLONY, Texas (AP) — Charley Hull put a little extra time into putting practice and it paid off for her in a big way Sunday when she ran off four ...

Hull was so dialed in that she had chances on the next two holes from inside 10 feet and narrowly missed them. She watched anxiously as her approach to the 14th was in the air, and it settled 12 feet away for yet another birdie. Lydia Ko also was in the mix and was tied for the lead until missing a couple of birdie chances from inside 10 feet. 12, and then hit a superb pitch from behind the green on the par-5 13th to 2 feet. Lin’s birdie putt to force a playoff lost speed and missed just to the left. Lin, who closed with a 65, put her approach on the green, just inside Hull’s.

Golfer fires seven-under par 64 to hold off Ko, Lin for her second career silverware.

But it was great fun." "It was quite brilliant, actually. I felt like I was really in control of my round, especially coming in. "I had come close a few times since but I've put in some good work this year." I found it quite exciting," Hull said. "I felt really good.

After three first rounds of high level, Céline Boutier will not have been able to hang the leading players during the last round and finally finishes.

Pauline Roussin-Bouchard, having passed the Cut, gained many places during this last day thanks to a final card of 66 (-5). This is the second victory on the LPGA Tour for the Englishwoman, she who was until then 31st player in the world. She surrenders her best card of the week on Saturday with a card of 66 (-5). The 15th player in the world had started her tournament with two cards under 70, 68 (-3) then 69 (-2). This 72-hole tournament offered players a total prize pool of $1. After three first rounds of high level, Céline Boutier will not have been able to catch the leading players during the last round and finally finished 9th in the event.

PGA pro Trey Niven picks out five things you can learn from Charley Hull's latest LPGA Tour victory.

The forward press in putting can be a very helpful tool for players. What Is Casting In The Golf Swing? Trey runs initiatives as part of the Black British Golfers to showcase talent from and increase participation from unrepresented groups. Trey’s teaching has been influenced by Mike Granato and Shaun Webb, two coaches who have worked with a whole host of Tour professionals. He enjoys coaching players of all abilities, from county players, to club golfers and beginners. Give yourself 10 seconds and make sure you're comfortable. A lot of golfers are their own worst enemies. It might be sat down in a bad lie and you've got to change your technique a little. The more information you can gather and process, the easier it will be to build a reliable routine. I think so many club golfers, when they start playing well, get easily distracted. What she did so well was that she didn't make it a big deal. In the article below, PGA pro Trey Niven picks out five things golfers of all levels can learn from Hull and implement as we head into the off-season.

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