Charley Hull is relishing a summer filled with golf as she nears a return to the greens following an unorthodox injury.
The 21-year-old found out she had a long-standing fractured wrist after inflaming the injury ahead of the ANA Inspiration, with Hull since taking some time on the sidelines to recover.
It is an injury which will remain for the rest of her career, but Hull doesn't expect it to have any impact on her game. And she’s looking forward to playing an integral role in the Solheim Cup this year.
Speaking at a media day ahead of the Women's British Open, Hull said: "I hurt my wrist a few weeks back, but it's getting better now.
"I had about eight days off. I did it when I was about 15 and I didn't realise it had been fractured that long!"
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