Georgia Hall returns to Royal Lytham for Women's Open after childbirth
BBC Sport • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 29, 2026, 3:54 PM
Last updated Jul 29, 2026

Georgia Hall returns to Royal Lytham and St Annes this week for the Women's Open, five months after giving birth to her son. Hall, who won the tournament in 2018, is excited to relive her victory's memories and manage expectations after her return to competitive golf. She recently made notable cuts in tournaments across Europe, confirming her readiness for the major stage. Hall's family, including her son Conor and fiancé Paul Dunne, are supporting her during this important event.
- •Hall won the 2018 Women's Open by two shots.
- •She recently made cuts in France, Netherlands, and Belgium.
- •Hall's family is present at the tournament for support.
- •She is focused on managing expectations as she competes.
- 3:54 PMBBC Sport — New mum Hall returns to scene of greatest triumph
"Five months after giving birth to her son, Georgia Hall feels ready to return to major stage at the course where she won the 2018 Women's Open.
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