In an electrifying showdown at the Queen City Championship, England's Charley Hull snatched victory from the jaws of defeat, clinching her third LPGA Tour title in spectacular style.

Heading into the par-five 18th hole, Hull found herself trailing world number one Jeeno Thitikul by a single stroke. However, the tension skyrocketed as Thitikul faltered, suffering a shocking four-putt that led to a frustrating bogey, turning the tide in Hull's favor.

With the championship on the line, Hull was left with a mere two-foot putt for birdie. The pressure was palpable, but she expertly converted it, securing her first LPGA win since 2022.

"I didn’t closely watch her putt for birdie because I believed she would make it," Hull admitted, reflecting on the nail-biting moment. "But it’s not over until the final putt drops. I was shaking over that last shot because I really didn’t see it coming. But winning feels absolutely amazing!"

In a strong showing for England, Lottie Woad finished third, just one shot behind Thitikul, contributing to a thrilling day for the Brits in Ohio.