Charley Hull has revived her bid for a major title after a stunning late comeback in the third round of the AIG Women's Open. The world number seven had fallen 10 strokes behind after a difficult start, but she regained her composure to card a level-par 71 and move within five shots of the lead.
Hull's recovery was sparked by back-to-back birdies, and she eventually signed for a 71 to stay in the hunt. 'I'm quite proud of how I bounced back,' she said. 'I didn't start well, but I hit some great shots and gave myself chances.' Hull is now focused on enjoying the final round and trusting her swing as she seeks to claim an elusive major victory.
With five runner-up finishes in majors, including two at this event, she is determined to draw on her past experiences and make a strong push for the title. Meanwhile, Lottie Woad also remains in contention after a one-under 70, and she is looking to stick to her game plan and see how the final day unfolds.