Charley Hull’s slide in the Rolex Women’s Golf Rankings continues, falling to 17th after a disappointing tie for 32nd at the Mexico Riviera Maya Open. Her recent form raises concern as the U.S. Women’s Open approaches.
Once a top-10 contender, Hull has struggled with consistency in 2025, securing only one top-10 finish this season. Her ranking dip marks the lowest since mid-2023, casting doubt on her current trajectory.
With the U.S. Women’s Open looming, Hull faces mounting pressure to rebound. A strong showing could reignite her season and reestablish her among golf’s elite competitors.
Meanwhile, Nelly Korda remains dominant at world No. 1, with Jeeno Thitikul, Lydia Ko, Ruoning Yin, and Haeran Ryu rounding out the top five. The race for the summit grows tighter with every tournament.
