Charley Hull wrapped up her final round at the 2025 KPMG Women’s PGA Championship with a 1-over 73, finishing tied for 12th place at 5-over par overall. Her steady performance throughout the tournament demonstrated resilience on a challenging course.
Starting the day with pars on the first five holes, Hull encountered some difficulties with bogeys on holes six and eight but quickly recovered with a birdie on the ninth. She closed the front nine with 38 strokes, one over par.
Detailed Breakdown of Hull’s Final Round Performance
In the closing nine holes, Hull recorded a bogey on hole 15 but responded with a birdie on hole 17, wrapping up her round with 35 strokes. Her overall total for the day was 73, one shot over par, maintaining a consistent level of play despite minor setbacks.
Here is Charley Hull’s hole-by-hole scorecard from the fourth round:
- Hole 1 (Par 5): 5
- Hole 2 (Par 4): 4
- Hole 3 (Par 5): 5
- Hole 4 (Par 3): 3
- Hole 5 (Par 4): 4
- Hole 6 (Par 4): 5
- Hole 7 (Par 4): 4
- Hole 8 (Par 3): 4
- Hole 9 (Par 5): 4
- Front Nine Total: 38 strokes
- Hole 10 (Par 4): 4
- Hole 11 (Par 4): 4
- Hole 12 (Par 4): 4
- Hole 13 (Par 3): 3
- Hole 14 (Par 5): 5
- Hole 15 (Par 4): 5
- Hole 16 (Par 4): 4
- Hole 17 (Par 3): 2
- Hole 18 (Par 4): 4
- Back Nine Total: 35 strokes
- Overall Total: 73 strokes (+1)
Performance Metrics Throughout the Tournament
Over the course of the championship, Hull displayed strong driving accuracy, hitting 39 out of 56 fairways with an average driving distance of 262 yards. She successfully reached 42 out of 72 greens in regulation and executed 5 out of 10 sand saves while tallying 116 putts throughout her four rounds.
Her best score came on Friday, June 20, when she carded a 3-under 69, contrasting with a challenging opening round 78 (+6) on June 19. The steady 73 in her final round mirrored her moving day result.
Review of Charley Hull’s 2025 Season Leading into the Championship
Heading into the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship, Charley Hull was competing in her ninth tournament of the 2025 LPGA Tour season. She had successfully made the cut in seven events and secured one top-10 finish. Although a win has eluded her this year, Hull ranks 43rd in the CME Points Standings, reflecting her consistent presence in the field.
Her results from earlier tournaments this season include:
- U.S. Women’s Open presented by Ally – Tied 12th at 1-under par
- Mexico Riviera Maya Open at Mayakoba – Tied 32nd at 1-over par
- Black Desert Championship presented by Greater Zion – Tied 40th at 8-under par
- The Chevron Championship – Missed cut at 4-over par
- T-Mobile Match Play presented by MGM Rewards – Tied 28th at 25-under par
- Ford Championship presented by Wild Horse Pass – Tied 11th at 17-under par
- HSBC Women’s World Championship – Tied 4th at 7-under par
- Founders Cup presented by U.S. Virgin Islands – Tied 19th at 8-under par
Implications of Hull’s Championship Performance on Her Season Outlook
This solid finish at the 2025 KPMG Women’s PGA Championship provides Charley Hull a platform to build momentum for the remainder of the season. Her consistent ability to navigate the course challenges, paired with solid statistics in driving and putting, suggests potential for improvement in upcoming events.
While the tournament did not produce a victory, Hull’s steady play and experience in multiple cuts this season remain encouraging signs. As she continues competing on the LPGA Tour, maintaining this level of performance could move her closer to competing for top honors and higher rankings in the CME Points Standings.