Lydia Ko Suffers A Blow From Charley Hull Amid Worrying Hall of Fame Struggles
Lydia Ko started her 2024 season as she broke through a year-long winless drought on the LPGA Tour. Now, the 2-time major winner has been only one point away from being inducted into the LPGA Tour Hall of Fame for which she has made arduous efforts nonetheless. However, a fellow LPGA Tour golfer poses an imminent threat. As Ko chases her dream of the heralded accolade. The golfer happens to be none other than Charley Hull.
It seems that while Ko was struggling for that one point in the Republic of China, Hull had performed exceptionally in Florida to put Ko one step behind her in the LPGA Tour world rankings and dethrone her from the best rank in the 2024 season.
Lydia Co started her 2020 for season as she broke through a year-long winless drought on the LGA tour now the two-time major winner has been only one point away from being inducted into the LGA tour Hall of Fame for which she has made arduous efforts nonetheless however a fellow LGA golfer
Poses an imminent threat as co- chases her dream of the heralded Accolade the golfer happens to be none other than Charlie Hull it seems that while Co was struggling for that one point in the Republic of China Hull had performed exceptionally in Florida to put co- one
Step behind her in the LGA tour world rankings and dethrown her from the best rank in the 2024 season Lydia Co drops in Rolex world rankings it has been nearly a year since New Zealand’s Pride held the position of world number one however as Lydia Co started her 202 for
Season with a victory at the Hilton Grand Vacations Tournament of Champions the 26-year-old was on her way to taking back the rank she eventually made a jump from 10th to 9th however after a fourth place finish at the Blue Bay LGA Co dropped by one rank from seventh which
She acquired after finishing as the runner up at the drive on Championship the rank fell because when Co was battling it out on the Gian Lake greens Charlie Hull was playing in incredibly well at the aranko team Series in Tampa the englishwoman finished solo second and took cost place in the world
Rankings if the dip in rank was not enough the chance of being inducted into the Hall of Fame is continuously slipping away from the new zealanders grasp as she is just one point away from achieving the major feat but lost two earn the honor first at the Bradington
Country Club and now at the recently at the GN Lake Blue Bay Golf Club though the drop in rank had been disheartening for Co it was still better than when she started the 2024 season as the 12th in the world regardless the Rolex world ranking is changing with every event and
While Co dropped one rank another Pro lost her rank as well because of her absence from the course shuin surpasses a thical the 21-year-old from Thailand had been 10th on the Rolex rankings however after Chinese Pro Shu Lyn finished tied for 10th at the Blue Bay LGA she
Replaced thical in the world on the other hand the Tha Prodigy didn’t have any performance to combat her rank change as she hasn’t teed up for the 2020 for season as of yet golf week reported that the two-time LGA tour winner had an injured left thumb her
Agent noted that on impact the thump would be extremely painful and the doctor had advised her to take 6 to8 weeks off hence fical has been absent from the game this has resulted in her being the 11th in the world now
