Following her runner-up finish to Nelly Korda at last week’s ANNIKA driven by Gainbridge, Charley Hull sounded off on the biggest issue plaguing the LPGA: slow play. The Englishwoman provided a “ruthless” solution, saying that a player should lose ...

World No. 1 Nelly Korda, who plays as quickly as anyone, provided a solution to the LPGA’s biggest issue: slow play.

After Charley Hull’s ruthless idea to fix slow play, two of the LPGA’s most influential players are fully backing the unfiltered Englishwoman. Speaking to reporters on Sunday at The Annika, where she tied for second, three shots back of winner Nelly Korda, Hull offered her solution to fixing the tour’s pace-of-play problems.

Luckily for some of her fellow tour pros, Charley Hull (at least at this moment) doesn’t run the LPGA Tour. If she did, more words would be written in the “ou” form (favourite and behaviour), darts would be given out at the first tee and, most critically, golfers would be losing tour cards left and right.

Englishwoman Charley Hull is sick and tired of finishing rounds after the sun goes down, so she has a solution on how to fix it.

The English professional golfer slammed into the LPGA Tour for not doing more about slow play, after enduring a near six-hour third round in the ANNIKA Championship.

Charley Hull has a one-shot lead over Nelly Korda after both made bogey in the dark on the final hole at The Annika.