Hull nearly aces No. 6 at U.S. Women's Open
Charley Hull uses the slope on her tee shot to nearly roll back a hole-in-one at the par-3 sixth hole at Riviera Country Club.
Video Transcript
And we'll go up to the sixth and find Charley Hull on the tee at this par three.
And a good visual right in front of her.
Roning also an aggressive player by nature.
Good line.
Well, could she use the slope?
Yes, she can.
Oh, Charley Hull!
All first.
Well, that might just be the way to play this hole today.
We've already had a hole in one here.
It came from Janet Yin a little bit earlier on.
I am not quite sure how this didn't go in, Cara.
This was tracking the whole way.
Could you imagine how this place would have erupted- had this fallen?
Wow.
Almost two eagles in her first six holes.
Charley Hull is playing some golf at Riviera Country Club, and her first two rounds were in the 70s.
There is something about the weekend and how this English woman plays major championships.
At last year's AIG Women's Look, we thought she had it.
Oh, it came so close.
I was saying, last year's Women's Open, AIG Women's Open, she was 11 back through 36 holes.
Played the first 33 holes of the weekend 11 under- to get within one, and ultimately finished runner-up.
This week, she trailed by seven strokes through 36 holes.
She trailed by seven strokes entering the final round of the 2023 US Women's Open at Pebble Beach, finished runner-up.
She has had so many close calls.
