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Charley Hull came agonizingly close to her first major win at the US Women’s Open, finishing one shot behind Nelly Korda in a heart-stopping finale. After clawing back from seven strokes down at the halfway mark with an eagle and clutch birdies, Hull briefly led before Korda’s dramatic 17th-hole birdie sealed the title. It’s Hull’s fifth runner-up finish in majors — a frustrating pattern for a player who thrives under pressure and loves the big stage. Korda, meanwhile, claimed her fourth major and first two of the season, showcasing poise and precision, even on her final putt that kissed the lip before dropping. For Hull, the dream remains alive — and her resilience proves she’s always a threat to win.
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