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Charley Hull competes in this week of the ISPS Handa female Scottish open, her first starts from the retreat from the Championship in Amundi Evian two weeks ago.
Hull was Carden 12 holes In her opening of the fourth of the five Majodar LPGE after twice collapsed.
Feeling “80%” better Wednesday at Dundonal Links in Ayrshire, Scotland, Hull described in detail which he turned into France:
“I felt really rough on Monday and I was sick for all day because I was still not feeling well on Tuesday. I was all tired. All my bones hurt in my body, and I had a really high temperature,” I said.
“And I played a pro-AM and I’m a soldier through Pro-A, because I didn’t want to let my pro-AM team. But I felt really rough, and all my bones are still in peace.
“Then I woke up on Thursday and I woke up in the morning and I felt really dizzy, cold sweat, I didn’t have energy.
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“So I sat down, I got up, hit my bunker, actually got back a bird and then I pulled back, and then I pulled back, and then I pulled back, and then I pulled back, and then I pulled back, and then Then I came back, then I came back, hit my Tee. I only have six holes. I only have six holes. Just finish the day, scroll to 3 or 4 below and I’m a sound.
“He came out of the tee box, 20 meters, I don’t remember anything. My Caddy said that my eyes rolled on the back of his head and I was out of time.
“… when I woke up from sweet, I feel like, I’m getting out of really nice sleep. Like, I felt really nice. I was like, Oh this feels good. I’m, like, it’s not my bedroom. I see birds above me and about 15 people around me and I was, where I was my f **? I’m sorry. She wasn’t meant to swear. Sorry. But yes, I see it when it happened. “
Hull said that her agent asked the new Commissioner for Craig Craig Kessler if Hull could finish his opening later during the day, but that, as Hull knew, was rejected.
A large part of the troop recovery was a vacation, which means that it failed to practice the last two weeks and can’t do it for two more.
“I don’t like to sit down yet,” she said. “He comes to bonkers, I can’t go to the gym. I’ve cooled and exercise. I still practiced pretty hard. I just wouldn’t do something. So I just won’t do.”
Hull will at least return to the competition on Thursday, next to the world no. 1 Nelly Korda and Lottie Wooad, who won at her final beginning at his final start and make his professional debut.
“I’ll probably won’t see me walking 30 meters in front of everyone like I usually do,” Hull said. “Probably stands 30 meters behind everyone, but I’ll do it.”
