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BMW Ladies Championship – Round Three Charley Hull of England react after shot on the 1th green during an BMW LADIES CHAMPIONSHIP Round3 at LPGA, Golf Damen international in Busan, South Korea. Busan South Korea PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxFRA Copyright: xSeung-ilxRyux ryu-bmwladie211023_np7yw. Image Courtesy: IMAGO
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BMW Ladies Championship – Round Three Charley Hull of England react after shot on the 1th green during an BMW LADIES CHAMPIONSHIP Round3 at LPGA, Golf Damen international in Busan, South Korea. Busan South Korea PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxFRA Copyright: xSeung-ilxRyux ryu-bmwladie211023_np7yw. Image Courtesy: IMAGO
There are times when players are forced to reach out of their comfort zones and into the world to constantly keep themselves on the run. And Charley Hull is no different, as she stays away from family and friends in a bid to win the title at the Kroger Queen City Championship. Well, one can just guess the golfer’s excitement about returning home from how much she has talked about it in the past couple of days.
Moreover, Hull has been dishing out a sensational performance as she chases the top spot in the leaderboard at Kenwood Country Club. One would think that her head is filled with thoughts about the game as it reaches its climax on Sunday. But as the fated hour approaches, the English golfer has revealed her musings, surprising the golf community. Let’s take a closer look at what she said.
Charley Hull confesses her thoughts, on and off course
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The very idea of taking a break from one’s hectic schedule is something that is very alluring to everyone, especially athletes. The same is the case with Hull, who entered the weekend round of the tournament with the hope that she would be able to go back home after a couple of nights’ sleep. And this has not changed one bit as she heads to the final round on Sunday.
The LPGA icon had mentioned in an interview earlier how lonely she feels when far away from home. And, in a press conference following the third round of the event, she reiterated how she thinks about her home and going out for some food along with some random stuff.
Continuing with her response, she said, “Don’t ever hardly think about golf when I’m on the golf course,” as she expressed her thoughts while playing the game. But even so, such an attitude has not hampered her one bit as she heads to the final round on Sunday just two strokes behind Minjee Lee.
The 2X LPGA Tour winner talking about her home and country is not a surprising thing since she even shared an Instagram post on her social media handle that expressed her excitement about going back to England. But being a true golfer, she would only go back after finishing her job in Cincinnati. Talking about the event, let us take a quick look at her performance in the same.
Hull’s amazing performance in the Kroger Queen City Championship
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The English golfer is currently tied for second place with Peiyun Chein with a score of 13 under after the third round at the Kenwood Country Club. Charley Hull was able to register scores of 67 (-5), 68 (-4), and a four-under 68 during the first three rounds, respectively. Moreover, she managed to completely thwart her peers with a stunning display of a total of 16 birdies and an eagle.
Well, she has come out and proven herself once again why she is considered one of the top players in the LPGA at present. Portraying true talent, the Englishwoman was able to put up an amazing showcase even when she was feeling lonely and looking forward to her journey back home to Europe for a break and the upcoming Solheim Cup.
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Do you think the golfer will be able to push forward and win the championship? Let us know in the comments below.
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