Georgia Hall relishing possible English core in Solheim Cup team
Tuesday 6 June 2017 14:52, UK
Solheim Cup hopeful Georgia Hall believes the state of women's golf in England is in great shape.
Hall sits fourth on the Ladies European Tour's Order of Merit and top of the Solheim Cup points list, after two top-five finishes in the early part of the year.
The 21-year-old is well-placed to make her debut in Annika Sorenstam's side this summer in Iowa, where a record-equaling number of English players could represent Europe.
"It's getting bigger and bigger," Hall told Sportswomen about women's English golf. "There could be five English players playing in the Solheim Cup, which I don't think has happened much before - so it's definitely on a high.
"I'm playing well and had a consistent season last year, so hopefully this time around will be the same."
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The Englishwoman was speaking during Women's Golf Day - an initiative aimed at halting the decline in female golf membership in the country.
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