Charley Hull shooting for Open glory after multiple near misses at majors
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Nelly Korda may be a safer bet, but home fans would be thrilled to see Hull triumph after five runner-up finishes Nelly Korda is the likeliest winner of the Women’s Open, but there is no question who would be the most popular. Charley Hull’s brushes with major glory – she has five runner‑up finishes – have only intensi
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Nelly Korda may be a safer bet, but home fans would be thrilled to see Hull triumph after five runner-up finishes Nelly Korda is the likeliest winner of the Women’s Open, but there is no question who would be the most popular.
Charley Hull’s brushes with major glory – she has five runner‑up finishes – have only intensified a widespread desire for the 30‑year‑old to break through the tape. Royal Lytham & St Annes provides the latest opportunity for the flamboyant Englishwoman.
Korda arrived in Lancashire with half her four major triumphs having come in 2026.
Perhaps the Floridian can afford to be generous and she has endorsed Hull’s prospects. “She’s such a great personality,” Korda said. “It would be great for her to do it on home soil, too. She’s an amazing player.
I enjoy playing with her. It would be great for the game.” Continue reading...
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