The Solheim Cup is alive and thriving with the best of the best battling it out starting today. Golfing stalwarts are in attendance and patriotic honor is at stake. The Solheim Cup is currently taking place at Spain.

All eyes are on Charley Hull who is currently making a sixth appearance for the European team and is looking forward to the third consecutive win. She has had health issues now and then. Earlier this year, she had to pull out of the International Crown event. On the first day of the Solheim Cup, she appeared to be struggling again. However, other teammates and Hull’s BFF are making up for it!

Charley Hull stands as one of Europe’s most experienced players, boasting three victories and six appearances. Her wealth of experience has positioned her as a formidable force on the course giving her an edge over the other players in the event.

Nevertheless, even top players encounter hurdles, and Hull has grappled with crucial putts since her withdrawal from the International Crown. At the Solheim Cup on Friday, she is facing formidable American opponents Cheyenne Knight and Ally Ewing in foursomes. In the ongoing match where Hull is paired with Emily Pedersen against Team USA’s Knight and Ewing, the American team holds a commanding lead of 7 up, edging closer to victory.

Hull’s physical condition, particularly her neck injury, appears to be affecting her performance. On the brighter side, Georgia Hall, who also had to pull out of the Crown event on account of injury, and Celine Boutier are shining for Team Europe in Spain.

Their impeccable drives down the fairways and precision on the greens, sinking birdie putts and even getting close to scoring Eagles, make them Europe’s current heroes.

Charley Hull’s Injury Update

Charley Hull, one of Europe’s prominent golfers, had shared an injury update ahead of the Solheim Cup. She revealed that she was dealing with a neck sprain.

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Despite the injury, Hull remained determined and optimistic about her participation in the competition against the United States. She had said that she had played only nine holes in her practice session but expressed confidence that she would be fit for the tournament.

Despite her confidence, at present, she appears to be struggling, if truth be told. Who do you think will win this overall match-up, Team America or the international team? Let us know in the comment section below.

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