Hull & Woad provide hope for home Women's Open win
Summary
Charley Hull and Lottie Woad, two British golfers, are strong contenders at the AIG Women's Open, the last major golf tournament of the year. Hull has finished second in five major events but is still seeking her first major win, while Woad has shown promise with previous top-10 finishes.Key Facts
- Charley Hull has nine professional wins but has yet to win a major golf tournament.
- Hull recently played a joke on her caddie by pretending he won £100,000 in a lottery.
- Hull has been a runner-up in five major tournaments and finished second at the US Open in June 2023.
- Scotland's Catriona Matthew and England's Georgia Hall have won the Women's Open in the past at this venue.
- Lottie Woad is ranked world number five and has won two LPGA Tour events.
- Woad has competed in the Women's Open three times, with top-10 finishes in previous appearances.
- Hull won the Saudi Ladies International earlier in the year but has struggled with injuries since.
- Both golfers are expected to face strong support in the UK at the Royal Lytham and St Annes course.
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