During the Evian Championship in France, Charley Hull, an English golfer, was forced to withdraw from the tournament due to illness. Hull had been playing well, scoring one under through 12 holes before she was struck down by what was later revealed to be the effects of a virus. The 29-year-old collapsed twice on the course, prompting officials to call for emergency attention. Despite managing to score three birdies on the front nine, Hull ultimately had to accept that she could not continue and was taken off the course in a golf cart. Trish Johnson, a Sky Sports analyst and former golfer, expressed disappointment at Hull’s withdrawal, highlighting the potential she had to perform well on the course. Hull, who has come close to winning majors in the past, will now focus on recovering from her illness and hopefully return to competitive golf soon. Meanwhile, Ireland’s Leona Maguire impressed with a strong performance, tying for the lead.
