Hull battles injuries, eyes Solheim glory

Injury-plagued Hull refuses to make excuses

Charley Hull has been battling a back injury and ligament damage in her ankle since last year. Yet she's still putting up results most players would kill for.

The English star has recorded top-10 finishes at three of the five women's majors in 2026. She also claimed victory at the PIF Saudi Ladies International back in February. Not bad for someone playing through pain.

Putting woes cost her at The Open

Hull was right in the mix at the AIG Women's Open but couldn't get the putter to cooperate when it mattered. She ended up tied for sixth - a decent result on paper, but one that clearly left her frustrated.

She admitted that pressure and putting problems derailed her challenge. Frankly, it's the same old story for Hull: the talent is undeniable, but the consistency keeps slipping away.

London calling - and then the Solheim Cup

Next up is the PIF London Championship, where Hull will tee off alongside Patty Tavatanakit and Alison Lee. She's desperate to rediscover her ruthless streak before the Solheim Cup next month, for which she has already been selected.

Hull spoke warmly about the fan support she received at The Open, stressing how much she values inspiring the next generation. That's admirable - but Hull knows sentiment alone won't win trophies.

The question now is whether her body will hold up long enough for her to deliver when it truly counts.