Charley Hull has delivered an emphatic, unapologetic response towards those who criticised a prank on the eve of the Women's Open. Hull used pre-tournament media duties to reveal she bought fake scratchcards in a Blackpool joke shop, before using one to trick her caddie, Adam Woodward, into believing he had won £100,000. Hull filmed Woodward's initially euphoric and subsequently despondent reaction to the incident.
Charley Hull refuses to apologise for £100,000 scratchcard prank on caddie
UKPulse Sport DeskCharley Hull has refused to apologise for a prank on her caddie, Adam Woodward, where she tricked him into believing he had won £100,000.
- Charley Hull revealed she bought fake scratchcards in a Blackpool joke shop and tricked her caddie, Adam Woodward, into believing he had won £100,000.
- Hull filmed Woodward's reaction and has refused to apologise for the prank.
- Hull trails the early leader, Atthaya Thitikul, by five shots in the Women's Open.
Why this matters: The prank has sparked debate about Hull's treatment of her caddie and her carefree, playful nature.
What this means for you: If you're a fan of golf, you may be interested in the controversy surrounding Charley Hull's prank on her caddie.