This July, the golf world’s attention will be firmly fixed on London as the Aramco Team Series presented by PIF returns, boasting a star-studded lineup that includes Great Britain’s own Charley Hull and Georgia Hall.
The event at Centurion Club promises to be a tantalizing preview for the 2024 Paris Olympics, where these two talented players aim to make history for Team GB.
Charley Hull and Georgia Hall, longtime friends and dynamic duo of English golf, have already left their mark on the sport.
Last year’s Aramco Team Series saw Hull narrowly miss out on an individual victory to Nelly Korda, while Hall led her team to a hard-fought victory in challenging conditions, edging out Hull’s team by a mere stroke.
Looking ahead, both athletes are eyeing Olympic glory, aiming to become the first to bring home a women’s golf medal for Great Britain.
The Paris Olympics loom just a month after the London event, presenting Hull and Hall with a perfect opportunity to hone their skills in a “Major-like” competition setting, alongside other potential Olympians.
Hull, currently enjoying a career-high ranking of seventh in the Rolex Women’s Golf World Rankings following a stellar performance in Tampa, is in peak physical and mental condition.
Reflecting on her preparation for the summer, Hull stated, “I’m in the best place I’ve ever been in my career, mentally and physically”.
“Sticking to the gym in those early hours and achieving 5km personal bests was a way to ground myself and clear my head, and this is really helping me out on the course.”
Meanwhile, Georgia Hall, set to defend her team title at the Aramco Team Series, sees the London event as a crucial stepping stone in her 2024 campaign, which may culminate in the Solheim Cup.
“The Aramco Team Series in London will be my first appearance in the event this year,” Hall said excitedly.
“Competing against Charley as a team captain again, so close to home, will add an extra layer of excitement, especially with friends and family cheering us on.”
Centurion Club, hosting the Aramco Team Series for the fourth consecutive year, will welcome a competitive field from the Ladies European Tour (LET), including players like Anne Van Dam, Shannon Tan, and Diksha Dagar.
These athletes, along with others yet to be announced, are using the event to fine-tune their games ahead of the Paris Olympics.
With the anticipation building and the competition set to be fierce, fans can expect three days of thrilling golf at Centurion Club.
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