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Charley Hull has officially withdrawn from the 2025 Amundi Evian Championships. The tournament is taking place at the Evian Resort Golf Club in Évian-les-Bains, France. The withdrawal occurred mid-round on the opening day of the tournament, July 10. The event began with 132 players, and among them Ruoning Yin, and Haeran Ryu were in Hull's tee groups.
Golf Digest stated that Charley Hull collapsed before shooting her tee shot on hole 10. She required immediate medical treatment, and it has been speculated that she is suffering from a viral infection. She was allowed to take a 15 minute break before resuming with her tee shot. After striking the shot, Hull fell down again, forcing her to withdraw from the Amundi Evian Championship.
Prior to her withdrawal, Charley Hull was one under par and had a good chance of performing strong in the tournament. On the other hand, her tee group was allowed to continue and finish their round one. Haeran Ryu finished with a total score of 8 over par, whereas Ruoning Yin finished 1 over par.
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During Hull's leave, broadcast host Richard Kaufman discussed what they had learned about the golfer, which was somewhat concerning. He stated:
"Obviously a very unnerving situation for Charley and her playing partners."
Charley Hull is currently placed 19th in the official world golf women's rankings and has been in excellent form this season. While Hull is still looking for her first win this season, she has played excellently in her previous two major championships, finishing T12 in the US Women's Open and the KPMG Women's PGA Championship.
Charley Hull reacts to her performance at the 2025 KPMG Women's Irish Open
Charley Hull played well at the KPMG Women's Irish Open. She even finished fourth in the tournament, earning €27,000 for a total score of 12 under par. Hull shared a couple of images from the middle of the round in his Instagram post after the tournament.
Hull highlighted in the caption of her Instagram story how much she enjoyed her first tournament experience in Ireland. The caption read,
“4th this week at the @kpmgwomensopen @letgolf ✌⛳Overall had such a good week playing in Ireland for the first time competitively as a professional, which was made even better by the fans🔥”
She further thanked the Carton House Fairmont, where the KPMG Women’s Irish Open took place,
“Thank you @cartonhouse.fairmont @cartonhousegolf for hosting me this week, such a beautiful place, couldn’t recommend more😍 Congratulations @lottie_woad on the win🏆”
Lottie Woad, an amateur golfer, won the entire event with a score of 21 under par, as she finished with a six-shot lead. Talking about Charley Hull, the next tournament she could potentially compete in is the ISPS Handa Scottish Open. Since the tournament will begin on July 24, it will give Hull a total of two weeks to recover. However, nothing can be said until Hull officially releases a statement.
