The week in focus

The event, held at New Korea Country Club in Goyang-si, South Korea, brought together the world’s top women’s golfers in a team match‐play format. In Sunday’s third/fourth place contest, Team World faced Japan and struck early. Hull’s convincing win in that match helped set the tone.

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Hull’s performance was one of the strongest on her team; finishing 3-1-1 for the week, she proved consistent in a high-pressure environment.

Why it matters

For Hull, this event is about more than just a final placing. After breaking through earlier this season, reinforcing her form in a team environment adds another dimension to her game. Doing it on international soil, in front of a global audience, strengthens her brand and shows leadership. For fans and sponsors alike, consistency in key moments is what separates perennial contenders from flash-in-the-pan wins.

Quick take

Hull didn’t win the crown — that belonged to Australia — but she walked away with something arguably more valuable: momentum, credibility, and a laser-focus that says she’s ready for the big one. Team World’s third‐place finish is no small feat, and Hull’s role in it puts her firmly on the “watch” list for 2026.