Charley Hull faces criticism over prank involving caddie
Newser • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 30, 2026, 9:46 PM
Last updated Jul 30, 2026
Charley Hull is facing backlash for a prank she played on her caddie, in which she presented him with a fake lottery ticket worth $135,000. This incident occurred ahead of the AIG Women's Open. Despite the backlash, Hull stated that her critics can 'lump it', indicating her indifference to their opinions. The situation highlights the ongoing discussions around sportsmanship and conduct within professional golf as Hull prepares for the tournament.
- •Hull gave her caddie a fake $135,000 lottery ticket.
- •She expressed that critics can 'lump it.'
- •Backlash comes ahead of the AIG Women's Open.
- •Discussion on sportsmanship has been reignited.
- •Hull is preparing to compete in the tournament.
- 9:46 PMNewser — LPGA Golfer Faces Backlash for 'Cruel' Prank on Caddie - Newser
"Charley Hull gave him a fake $135K lottery ticket
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