Charley Hull tops the world top three following Saudi success.
It has been a new height in her career as Charley Hull has made it to the top three in the world in the first time after she makes a remarkable victory in Saudi Arabia.
The 29 year old English sensation also made a two position leap in the latest Rolex Rankings, entering a new career high of No. 5 due to a brave comeback win at the PIF Saudi Ladies International. It is the newest reward of a long term spell of consistency on the top.
Jeeno Thitikul will be the leader of the list until she loses her world No.1 position since she inherited the title in the previous August, and Nelly Korda keeps being ranked second.
Hull has made its ascendancy upon silver and dependability. Her most recent LPGA is the title Manager of Kroger Queen City Championship happened last September and since then she has been always in the leader boards almost always at the first three. Her final cut was the Chevron Championship in April 2025, and she has not placed out of 21 st since the U.S. Women in early June.
The run includes a runners up finish in the AIG women British Open, a split of 12 th at the U.S. Women Open and a 12 th finish in the KPMG Women PGA Crown championship which has now established her as one of the women elite in the game.
Out of the rankings, Minjee Lee has also fallen to fourth with Miyu Yamashita making the top five.
