THE CHEVRON CHAMPIONSHIP

April 26, 2026

Charley Hull

Memorial Park Golf Course

Quick Quotes

Q. Joining us after the final round of The Chevron Championship is Charley Hull. Charley, a good top 10 finish. Talk a bit about the state of your game and how this gets you ready for the rest the major season?

CHARLEY HULL: Yeah, coming into this week like I wasn't quite compressing it how I wanted to. My coach was here and on like Tuesday we found something on the driving range and it really worked. I feel quite confident. It's just a shame coming in. Like on 16 I was right in between clubs but I crunched my 4-iron and carried five yards of the pin too much, hit the edge of the green, and then splashed into the water, so finished bogey, bogey, par. I was a little bit P-ed off coming in.

I'm happy I holed that putt on 18. I don't even know where I finished. I couldn't see on the leaderboard. I was like all grumpy.

Q. You had some thoughts at the beginning of the week about what you want a major championship venue to look like.

CHARLEY HULL: Yeah.

Q. What were some of your impressions about Memorial Park this week?

CHARLEY HULL: Pretty much what Nelly said. I think she got the nail on head right there. Like how par-5s are good for like -- when you want to be able to get to them you hot a good drive, and you can get to them in two, and then it's -- I don't see the fun in the par-5s sometimes when it's a three-shot holed. Like you should be rewarded for hitting a good drive.

So I like what they did on 16, even though I made bogey today. I like the longer par-3s and I like the longer iron shots into the greens. It's just way more of a test.

Q. Where are you going with your game from here? Is there anything you feel like you want to work on more or you feel like you're in a good spot?

CHARLEY HULL: Yeah, I just want to work on what me and my coach was working on. Keeping my left heel on the ground through impact, being more solid on that base there.

And I think it's from like where I tore my ankle I kind of like over the last six months been protecting it a little bit, so it's gradually got more and more -- like I've come up through impacts, so now it's strong enough. I can get right into it.

Yeah, I feel good. Going home for a week and back for the other two tournaments.