Canada’s Anna Huang claimed her fourth Ladies’ European Tour victory at the PIF London Championship, finishing at 22 under par. The 17-year-old edged out England’s Charley Hull, who ended the tournament at 20 under after faltering down the stretch.
Hull held a one-shot advantage entering the final two holes but encountered difficulties on the par-three 17th, where she four-putted for a double bogey. Huang capitalized on the momentum shift by eagling the 18th hole to secure a two-shot victory. Hull finished her fourth round with a 69, which included a birdie on the final hole.
The tournament took place at Centurion Club near St Albans. Huang led after the first round with a 67, while Hull began with a 74 on Thursday before mounting a remarkable comeback with a 62 on Friday, equaling the lowest round in LET history and setting a new course record. Huang’s strongest performance came Saturday with a 65, giving her a three-stroke lead heading into the final day.
Hull’s final round featured birdies on the sixth, ninth, 13th, 15th, and 16th holes to move into the lead before her late collapse. Singapore’s Shannon Tan placed third at 17 under par, while Thailand’s Patty Tavatanakit finished fourth at 15 under. Hull’s runner-up finish left her seeking her 10th professional title and sixth LET success.
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