Charley Hull, the rising star of women’s golf, is poised to make waves at the AIG Women’s Open, but she’s carrying a heavy burden of expectation.

Speaking from the sun-soaked Royal Porthcawl, Hull expressed her frustration over not yet clinching a major title, despite being a formidable presence in the sport for nearly a decade. “100%. Like I’ve come close so many times,” she stated, reflecting on her near-misses, particularly at the US Open, where she has finished as runner-up.

After battling health issues that affected her swing, Hull is finally feeling fit again and ready to tackle the challenges of links golf, a format she’s learning to embrace despite her roots in tree-lined courses. “It’s golf at the end of the day, so you’ve got to put up with it,” she remarked, showing her determination to adapt.

With the spotlight shifting to fellow competitor Lottie Wood, Hull remains unfazed by the media frenzy surrounding her. “I don’t read the newspapers,” she admitted, emphasizing her focus on the game rather than the chatter. As she gears up for her opening round tomorrow at 8:31 AM, Hull’s mindset is clear: she’s ready to seize the moment and finally break through to major victory.

As anticipation builds for the AIG Women’s Open, all eyes will be on Hull to see if she can transform her potential into triumph. The stage is set for a thrilling showdown, and Hull is determined to prove that the wait for her first major title is almost over.