US Women’s Open: Charley Hull hails ‘aggressive’ mindset after runner-up finish at Pebble Beach | Golf News

Charley Hull fired a final-round 66 to finish tied-second with Jiyai Shin at the US Women’s Open, three strokes behind Allisen Corpuz; Hull had missed the lower within the first two majors of the yr, most lately at the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship

Charley Hull was happy to see exhausting work repay after bouncing again from successive missed cuts to safe a runner-up finish at the US Women’s Open.

Hull produced a shocking six-under 66 on the ultimate day at Pebble Beach to leap right into a share of second spot with South Korea’s Jiyai Shin, three strokes behind Allisen Corpuz, with the consequence equalling her highest-ever finish in a serious.

The 27-year-old blended an eagle and 6 birdies with two bogeys to provide the bottom rating of the day and get inside a shot of the bottom ultimate spherical in US Women’s Open historical past, together with her attacking type of golf serving to her transfer up the leaderboard.

Charley Hull equalled one of the best finish of her main profession after a runner-up finish at the US Women’s Open

“I’m quite an aggressive person when it comes to life,” Hull defined. “I just feel like I’m quite aggressive on the golf course. I like to go for pins. At the end of the day it’s just a game, and might as well make it fun. If you want something, I’ll go and get it. That’s kind of my mentality.

“Just make as many birdies as I can as a result of at the top of the day I’m chasing it down, so it is fairly enjoyable. I fairly take pleasure in chasing somebody since you obtained to make birdies and you bought to make a transfer up that leaderboard. That was just about my mindset.”

Hull set the initial clubhouse target after an impressive final round

Hull claimed her second LPGA Tour title at the Volunteers of America last October and made a strong start to her 2023 campaign, with a runner-up finish at the Hilton Grand Vacations Tournament of Champions one six top-25 finishes in her first seven starts.

The Englishwoman made an early exit at the Meijer LPGA Classic last month and then missed the cut by eight shots at the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship a week later, posting rounds of 79 and 76, leading to her working with her coach ahead of the third women’s major of the year.

“I’ve been working exhausting on my swing final week once I was at dwelling, so I really feel actually assured and simply carrying on engaged on that,” Hull said. “I am unable to anticipate the Evian Championship now.

“I’ve been hitting it really well since last year when I won in Texas [Volunteers of America Classic], and then haven’t really been working on my swing too much. It kind of got out over the last few weeks when I missed the cut, so just working on taking it back a bit more close, a bit more around my body, and when I come down stay in my tilts.”

Hull now travels again to the UK to compete within the Aramco Team Series occasion in London, reside on Friday, earlier than turning consideration to the ultimate two ladies’s main of the yr. The Amundi Evian Championship takes place from July 27-30, earlier than the AIG Women’s Open heads to Walton Heath from August 10-13.