The Sunningdale Foursomes was certainly a ‘Hull’ of a shock. But why? Well, Charley Hull‘s bid for glory came to an abrupt end as she and partner Georgia Hall suffered a 4&3 defeat at the hands of pros Tom Shadbolt and Ben Evans. The LPGA Tour stars had been on a roll, advancing past the first round with a narrow 1-up victory and then dispatching their opponents with ease in the morning session. However, their winning streak came to a screeching halt on the Old Course, as Shadbolt and Evans proved too strong.
Hull and Hall, who have four LPGA Tour wins between them, couldn’t quite replicate their earlier form, and Hall later admitted that playing 36 holes in a day had taken its toll. “Playing 36 holes is actually not something we are used to anymore, and it can take a lot out of you,” she said. Despite their early exit, Hull and Hall can take pride in their impressive performances earlier in the tournament.
To redeem herself after the Sunningdale Foursomes loss, Charley Hull will likely look to perform well in her upcoming tournaments. So, where is the golfer playing next? Well, Hull has successfully entered the lineup for the 2025 FORD Championship per the official LPGA website, which starts on March 27th and will continue till the 30th. Last year, Hull was forced to withdraw from the LPGA Tour’s Ford Championship during the second round due to illness.
Sep 13, 2024; Gainesville, Virginia, USA; Charley Hull of Team Europe lines up a shot from the second tee during Foursomes matches against Team USA during the first round of the Solheim Cup 2024 at Robert Trent Jones Golf Club. Mandatory Credit: Aaron Doster-Imagn Images
Despite a strong start, carding an opening level-par 72 and playing the first nine holes of her second round in 2-under par, Hull’s bout of flu got the better of her. However, fans will be happy to know that this isn’t the only tournament in the 2025 season where Hull has officially joined the field.
Charley Hull set to tee off at 2025 KPMG Women’s Irish Open
Charley Hull is gearing up to join forces with home favorite Leona Maguire and major winner Georgia Hall at the 2025 KPMG Women’s Irish Open. The English golf star, Olympian, and seven-time Solheim Cup participant is excited to bring a new level of competitiveness to the event, which will take place on the O’Meara Course at Carton House, Fairmont, from July 3-6. Hull shared her enthusiasm, saying, “I’ve heard so many good things about the KPMG Women’s Irish Open, and I can’t wait to play. This will be my first professional event in Ireland since I turned Pro in 2013, and it seems like the perfect event to mark this occasion.”
This year’s event promises to be a thrilling tournament, featuring some of the top names in women’s golf, including Maguire, Hall, Annabel Dimmock, Lottie Woad, Madelene Sagström, and 2026 Solheim Cup captain Anna Nordqvist. Dimmock will return to Carton House to defend her title, while Maguire will aim to win on home soil and claim the KPMG Women’s Irish Open title. With a solid start to the 2025 season, including a 21st-place finish at the LPGA’s HSBC Women’s World Championship in Singapore, Maguire is ready to take on the challenge and make her mark on the tournament. So, are you excited to see Hull in the upcoming tournaments? Let us know in the comment section below!
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