Loading…
Golf
Charley Hull insists injuries won't stop her as she chases form ahead of the PIF London Championship and Solheim Cup, despite a frustrating finish at the AIG Women's Open.
AIVIASPORT is a women’s sports platform covering the latest women’s sports news, scores, schedules, results, standings, rankings, fixtures, transfers and analysis from major leagues, tours and competitions around the world.
Our women’s football coverage includes the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL), Women’s Super League (WSL), Liga F, Frauen-Bundesliga, Première Ligue, Serie A Femminile, Toppserien, A-Liga and Damallsvenskan, as well as major international women’s football competitions.
In women’s tennis, VIASPORT follows the WTA Tour and all four Grand Slam tournaments: the Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon and US Open. Our women’s golf coverage includes the LPGA Tour, Ladies European Tour (LET) and the major women’s golf championships.
VIASPORT also covers women’s basketball, including the WNBA, as well as women’s boxing, MMA and combat sports. Our boxing coverage follows major fights, world championships, rankings and title bouts across organizations including the WBA, WBC, IBF and WBO, while our MMA coverage includes major organizations such as the UFC, Professional Fighters League (PFL), Invicta FC, ONE Championship and RIZIN Fighting Federation.
Our wider women’s sports coverage includes athletics, cycling, swimming, winter sports, motorsport and other emerging women’s sports and competitions. From domestic leagues and professional tours to major international championships, VIASPORT brings women’s sports news, live updates, results and analysis together in one dedicated destination.
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.
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.
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.
Written by
Updated
Copyright 2026 VIASPORT
Eva Hernández, Editor-in-Chief
VIASPORT uses AI to generate, enhance, and quality-assure its journalism. While we strive to create engaging and accurate material, imagery, grammar, and spelling may occasionally deviate from conventional standards.
