Charley Hull Secures Saudi Ladies International Title, Eyes Home Renovations
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia – Charley Hull claimed her fifth Ladies European Tour (LET) title at the 2026 PIF Saudi Ladies International, securing a $750,000 prize. The English golfer finished one stroke ahead of Akie Iwai and Cassandra Alexander at Riyadh Golf Club.
Dramatic Finish Seals Victory
Hull produced a stunning closing round of 65, highlighted by an eagle on the 12th and a birdie on the last, to finish at 19-under 269. The victory wasn’t without a late challenge, as Cassandra Alexander had a chance to force a play-off but missed a birdie putt on the final hole.
Charley Hull was on the practice putting green when word came down that she’d won the PIF Saudi Ladies International. Her first thought: That $750,000 check will pay off the house renovations.
Beth Ann Nichols (@GolfweekNichols) – February 14, 2026
A Win to Fund Home Improvements
Immediately after learning of her win, Hull’s first thought turned to ongoing renovations at her home. She reportedly contacted her carpenter to ensure there would be space for the sizable trophy. Can you make sure we have room to fit this trophy? It’s also very heavy!
she asked.
“I needed that one,” Hull said with a smile. It’ll help me pay for the renovations. Now we have to see where I can store this trophy.
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Tournament Recap
The 2026 PIF Saudi Ladies International was the first event on the Ladies European Tour schedule. The 36-hole cut was made at 2-under 142, with 65 players making the final rounds. Carlota Ciganda and Hye Jin Choi finished tied for fourth place, two shots behind Hull.
Hull’s victory marks a successful start to the 2026 season and builds on her previous LET title won at the same course in 2024.
FAQ
- How much did Charley Hull win? She won a $750,000 prize.
- Where was the tournament held? The tournament was held at Riyadh Golf Club in Saudi Arabia.
- Who finished in second place? Akie Iwai and Cassandra Alexander tied for second place.
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