Charley Hull Climbs to World No. 3 with Saudi Ladies Win
News Summary
Charley Hull has achieved a remarkable milestone by rising to world No. 3 in the Rolex Women’s World Golf Rankings after winning the PIF Saudi Ladies International. This victory marks her fifth title on the Ladies European Tour, and she has become the highest-ranked Englishwoman in the rankings’ 20-year history. With an impressive performance of a final-round 65, Hull has showcased her talent and is now eyeing even greater heights in her golfing career.
Charley Hull Soars to World No. 3 After Winning PIF Saudi Ladies International
In an exciting turn of events on the golf scene, Charley Hull, the talented English golfer, has officially climbed to the remarkable spot of world No. 3 in the latest Rolex Women’s World Golf Rankings. This achievement is not just a personal milestone for Hull; it’s also a historic feat as she becomes the highest-ranked Englishwoman in the 20-year history of these rankings. What a ride!
A Stellar Performance on the Course
The crowning jewel of Hull’s recent success came at the PIF Saudi Ladies International, the season-opening event on the Ladies European Tour. Hull dazzled fans and competitors alike with a sensational final-round score of 65, ensuring she secured a thrilling one-shot victory over her worthy challengers, Akie Iwai and Casandra Alexander. This victory marks Hull’s fifth title on the Ladies European Tour, further solidifying her reputation as a formidable force in women’s golf.
Prior to this victory, Hull made waves on the LPGA Tour by clinching the Kroger Queen City Championship back in September 2025. It’s clear that her talent is shining through, as she now finds herself at a career-high world ranking. Only two players currently stand above her: Jeeno Thitikul and Nelly Korda.
Climbing the Rankings
Hard Work Pays Off
Since early June, Hull has been on a roll, finishing no worse than tied for 21st in her recent tournaments. Her impressive track record includes being the runner-up at the AIG Women’s Open and snagging three top-five finishes during the second half of 2025. It looks like Hull is here to stay!
The Thrilling Final Round
During the final round of the PIF Saudi Ladies International, Hull made a remarkable comeback. After being three shots behind the 54-hole leader and tied for 11th, she dazzled onlookers with an eagle, seven birdies, and just two bogeys. Talk about a turn of events!