In a Sudden Turn of Events, Chelsea Soccer Players Invade the AIG Women’s Open and Hilariously Tee off With Georgia Hall

The fifth and final major of the LPGA Tour is underway. The AIG Women’s Open 2023 will have its last round on Sunday at Walton Heath Golf Club. Aside from an interesting match on Saturday, the greens also witnessed some new faces playing the game and greeting LPGA player Georgia Hall.

Two accomplished soccer players visited the golfers in Surrey and played the sport with much enthusiasm. Their cleats, or football shoes, took a backseat, and golf clubs came to the forefront. Let’s see what happens when soccer players lift golf clubs!

When soccer meets Georgia Hall and Golf

Round 3 of the AIG Women’s Open was on Saturday. Amid that, some guests graced the greens. In a video shared right after the match by the LPGA’s official Instagram handle, one can see the two sports coming together. Erin Cuthbert and Sophie Ingle “traded their cleats for clubs” at the final women’s major and took to the course for a fun day.

Both Cuthbert and Ingle play for FA WSL club Chelsea. While the first is a member of the Scotland National Team and later captains the Wales National Team. However, on Saturday, they were both just golf fans at the event. The soccer players address the golf world and introduce themselves. further inviting the viewers to join them at the AIG Women’s Open. “Come and Join us at the AIG Women’s Open. And don’t forget to watch on Sky.”

The two players even met the pro golfer, Georgia Hall. The three athletes were well-coordinated in their energies and shared many laughs on the greens. Moreover, Cuthbert and Ingle spent their time on the training grounds, playing mini golf and just having fun at the various golf games the event had to offer.

In one instance, you can see Cuthbert make a brilliant putt at one of the mini-practice holes. “I made it bizarre. That’s embarrassing.” Both players played different kinds of courses, tried a variety of challenges, and lived out the dream day of every golf fanatic. And ahead of a final round that will undoubtedly see many twists, it surely was a memorable few hours for the soccer stars.

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What does the AIG leaderboard currently look like?

Up until Saturday, Ally Ewing was leading and dominating the game in Surrey, playing at the AIG Women’s Open. But, as the day to the finals grew closer, the round saw a lot of twists that ended with her settling for the T5 spot at the end of the evening.

Charley Hull was five points behind Ewing at the opening of round three on Saturday. And by the end of it, she had carded a 4-under 68. Hull scored three birdies in a row on holes 15, 16, and 17. And now, she is the one standing on top of the leaderboard, tied with none other than Lilia Vu, who signed off the day with a birdie at hole 18 and jumped up four places to grab the top spot.

Georgia Hall won the 2018 AIG Women’s Open, marking the last time a British golfer won the event. This year, however, she was not able to make her mark at the major and currently stands at T61.

With 18 holes still to go, it certainly is anyone’s game. Who do you reckon will go on to grab the final major win this year? Tune in to find out!

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