British golfer Charley Hull has announced she will not participate in the Dow Championship 2025, which begins June 26 at Midland Country Club in Michigan. Her decision follows a season of uneven results, capped by a tied-12th finish at the recent KPMG Women’s PGA Championship.

Performance Struggles Mark Hull’s Season So Far

Hull’s season has been marked by inconsistency, with just one top-10 finish across eight LPGA Tour events. Although she started the year strongly with a tied-4th place at the HSBC Women’s World Championship, her form has since declined, placing her 19th in the rankings—the lowest standing she has held in more than two years.

Competition Remains Fierce at Midland Despite Hull’s Absence

While Hull will be absent from the Dow Championship, other leading players like Lydia Ko, Lexi Thompson, and Jeeno Thitikul are expected to bring intense competition to the course. Their presence ensures that the event will still attract significant attention and excitement from golf fans.

Hull’s Career Highlights and Looking Forward

Despite this season’s difficulties, Hull remains a strong contender on the international golf scene. She holds two LPGA Tour victories, the most recent in 2022, and claimed a significant title last year at the Ladies European Tour’s Aramco Team Series in Riyadh. These achievements underline her resilience and talent as she works to regain consistency.

Anticipation Builds for the Women’s Golf Season at Dow Championship

As the Dow Championship approaches, fans and analysts alike are eager to see which players will rise to the challenge and capture the title. The tournament promises a showcase of skill and determination from some of the world’s top women golfers, setting the stage for an exciting summer in the sport.