Charley Hull’s Rankings Plunge Ahead of US Women’s Open

In a shocking turn of events, Charley Hull’s absence from the Mizuho Americas Open 2025 has caused her rankings to plummet even further.

The latest update reveals that she has slipped to her lowest ranking in seven months in the Rolex Women’s Golf Rankings, now sitting at 16th place. This marks a significant downfall for Hull, who was ranked 15th as of May 12, making it her worst ranking since October.

Having started the year strong by entering the top 10, Hull’s performance took a nosedive last month after failing to make the cut at the Chevron Championship. Her lackluster display continued at the Black Desert Championship, where she finished tied for 40th place. With just one top 10 finish in six starts this season, the English golf star is undoubtedly facing a challenging period in her career.

On the other hand, the latest women’s golf rankings feature notable players making strides in the sport. Nelly Korda maintains her dominance at the top spot, followed by Jeeno Thitikul who secured the second position after a remarkable victory at Liberty National. Lydia Ko, Ruoning Yin, and Haeran Ryu round up the top five rankings, showcasing their exceptional skills and consistency in the game.

The remaining positions in the top 10 are held by Lilia Vu, Hyojoo Kim, Hannah Green, Jin Young Ko, and Lauren Coughlin, each bringing their unique strengths to the competitive world of women’s golf. The fierce competition among these talented athletes promises thrilling matchups and intense rivalries on the golf course.

As the US Women’s Open approaches, all eyes will be on Charley Hull as she seeks to regain her form and climb back up the rankings. With the competition heating up and the stakes higher than ever, the stage is set for a gripping showdown among the top female golfers vying for glory and recognition in one of the most prestigious events in women’s golf.