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Miyu Yamashita won the Women’s Open, but Charley Hull stole the show
PORTHCAWL, Wales – For Miyu Yamashita, Sunday evening signalled it was finally time to celebrate. The Japanese golfer and LPGA rookie had just won her first major, the AIG Women’s Open at Royal Porthcawl, one day after turning 24.
Hull, currently No. 19 in the world, placed T-12 in her last two starts on the LPGA – both major championships.
Beware the injured golfer? Well, not quite. In Charley Hull’s case, that old adage needs to be changed to the sick golfer.
Charley Hull went low at the Ford Championship while hunting for her third LPGA title, but this time it came under stunning circumstances.
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Charley Hull reveals that she doesn't 'really watch golf' anymore, is exhausted by the power gameEveryone has their own choices when it comes to what they want to watch. There’s an unyielding void of reality television, ...
The top 16 players in the world have qualified for the event, with golf's newest major champion, Miyu Yamashita, leading the way for Japan.
Charley Hull finished second in the 2025 AIG Women's Open, marking the fourth time in her career that she has achieved this ...
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LPGA Tour Star Charley Hull Stuns In 'Happy Gilmore' SequelAdam Sandler called up just about every celebrity on his Contacts list to put Happy Gilmore 2 together and plenty of current ...
Hull's father, Dave, had her watching Seve Ballesteros short game DVDs as a kid, and she grew up loving the old ways.
LPGA star Charley Hull has sparked a heated debate in the golf world with her candid critique of modern golf, claiming that ...
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