England's Hull closes in on Huang after historic 62
Summary
Charley Hull scored a record-breaking round of 62 at the PIF London Championship, moving to second place just one stroke behind leader Anna Huang. Hull’s score tied the lowest ever in Ladies European Tour history and broke the course record at the Centurion Club.Key Facts
- Charley Hull shot a bogey-free 62 on day two of the PIF London Championship.
- Her 11-under-par round tied the lowest score in Ladies European Tour history.
- Hull broke the course record at the Centurion Club, previously held by Georgia Hall.
- Hull’s total score after two rounds is 10-under-par, one stroke behind 17-year-old Anna Huang from Canada.
- Hull made an eagle on the first hole and nine birdies in her round.
- Hull is 30 years old and turned professional at age 16.
- Wales’ Lydia Hall is in third place with an 8-under-par score after a 67-round.
- Hull mentioned feeling tired and dealing with injuries but was still able to achieve her score.
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