Charley Hull suggests fan engagement changes for LPGA improvements
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 4, 2026, 3:30 PM
Last updated Jun 4, 2026
Charley Hull recently discussed potential changes for the LPGA during an interview on Quiet Please. Hull emphasized the need for greater fan attendance and engagement at events, advocating for free tickets and fan zones similar to those seen at European tournaments. She highlighted the positive atmosphere at the British Open and expressed a desire for that energy to be a regular part of LPGA events. Hull's comments come amid ongoing discussions about enhancing the fan experience and learning from other golf events like LIV Golf.
- •Charley Hull called for more fans at LPGA events during a recent interview.
- •She suggested offering free tickets and creating fan zones.
- •Hull compared LPGA events to the atmosphere at the British Open.
- •Her comments coincide with ongoing efforts to improve the LPGA's fan engagement.
- •The U.S. Women’s Open is currently taking place at Riviera.
- 3:30 PMYahoo Sports — Charley Hull states what she’d change about the LPGA immediately if she was put in charge
"Charley Hull has suggested one of the changes she would look to make if she was put in charge of the LPGA. It is an exciting time for the LPGA.
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