How did Charley Hull perform in Round 4 of the 2025 U.S. Women's Open?

Charley Hull's campaign at the 2025 U.S. Women's Open ended after she played all four rounds at Erin Hills Golf Club on Sunday. After four rounds of intense action, Hull managed to score 1-under par, which ensured she finished T12.

On Sunday, June 1, the English golfer's Round 4 began with two birdies on the front nine. Hull's first birdie came on par-4 hole 2, whereas her second birdie came from par-4 hole 4. She managed to make par on the remaining holes on the front nine.

While Charley Hull's performance on the front nine was without a bogey, she could not maintain the same on the back nine. Hull, 29, scored birdies on holes 11 and 14, but she shot a bogey immediately after on the par-4 hole 15.

A post by Charley Hull ahead of the 2025 U.S. Women's Open:

Things further worsened for Charley Hull when she made a double bogey on the par-4 hole 17. Hull managed to make par on the remaining holes, but her overall performance ensured she stayed 1-under par after four rounds, thus ensuring she finished T12.

How much did Charley Hull earn for her finish at the 2025 U.S. Women's Open?

The 2025 U.S. Women's Open had a total purse of $12,000,000. While the largest share of this purse went to the tournament winner, Maja Stark ($2,400,000), Charley Hull earned $229,197 for her T12 finish. Here is a detailed look at the payout for the 2025 U.S. Women's Open:

WINNER - Maja Stark (-7) - $2.4 million
T2 - Nelly Korda (-5) - $1,052,621
T2 - Rio Takeda (-5) - $1,052,621
T4 - Hyejin Choi (-4) - $486,261.67
T4 - Ruoning Yin (-4) - $486,261.67
T4 - Mao Saigo (-4) - $486,261.67
T7 - Hailee Cooper (-3) - $$358,003.50
T7 - Hinako Shibuno (-3) - $358,003.50
T9 - Ariya Jutanugarn (-2) - $281,340.67
T9 - Angel Yin (-2) - $281,340.67
T9 - Linn Grant (-2) - $281,340.67
T12 - Charley Hull (-1) - $229,197.60
T12 - Hannah Green (-1) - $229,197.60
T14 - Ina Yoon (E) - $179,245
T14 - Jin Young Ko (E) - $179,245
T14 - Chiara Tamburlini (E) - $179,245
T14 - Yealimi Noh (E) - $179,245
T14 - Sarah Schmelzel (E) - $179,245
T19 - Madelene Sagstrom (+1) - $138,804
T19 - Gaby Lopez (+1) - $138,804
T19 - Julia Lopez Ramirez (+1) - $138,804
T22 - Esther Henseleit (+2) - $110,035
T22 - Chisato Iwai (+2) - $110,035
T22 - Andrea Lee (+2) - $110,035
T22 - Minjee Lee (+2) - $110,035
T26 - Lydia Ko (+3) - $91,569.50
T26 - A Lim Kim (+3) - $91,569.50
T28 - Pauline Roussin Bouchard (+4) - $82,016.67
T28 - Jing Yan (+4) - $82,016.67
T28 - Aline Krauter (+4) - $82,016.67
T31 - Auston Kim (+5) - $71,064.67
T31 - Allisen Corpuz (+5) - $71,064.67
T31 - Anna Nordqvist (+5) - $71,064.67
T31 - Lottie Woad (a) (+5) - $0
35 - Ingrid Lindblad (+6) - $64,129
T36 - Nataliya Guseva (+7) - $53,854.86
T36 - Amy Yang (+7) - $53,854.86
T36 - Miyu Yamashita (+7) - $53,854.86
T36 - Saki Baba (+7) - $53,854.86
T36 - Hyunjo Yoo (+7) - $53,854.86
T36 - Farah O'Keefe (a) (+7) - $0
T36 - Carolina Lopez Chacarra (a) (+7) - $0
T36 - Haeran Ryu (+7) - $53,854.86
T36 - Yuri Kawamoto (+7) - $53,854.86
T45 - Kiara Romero (a) (+8) - $0
T45 - Sophie Hausmann (+8) - $39,231.60
T45 - Sakura Koiwai (+8) - $39,231.60
T45 - Akie Iwai (+8) - $39,231.60
T45 - Amari Avery (+8) - $39,231.60
T45 - Celine Boutier (+8) - $39,231.60
T51 - Jinhee Im (+9) - $31,334
T51 - Gemma Dryburgh (+9) - $31,334
T51 - Rayee Feng (a) (+9) - $0
54 - In Gee Chun (+10) - $$29,083
55 - Maria Jose Marin (a) (+11) - $0
T56 - Shiho Kuwaki (+12) - $27,501
T56 - Youmin Hwang (+12) - $27,501
58 - Celine Borge (+15) - $26,527
59 - Klara Davidson Spilkova (+16) - $26,041
60 - Wichanee Meechai (+19) - $25,797

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