It is noticeable how much women's golf has progressed in recent years, and fans are following women's golf with increasing attention, aware that there are many tournaments and a lot of excitement.
Padraig Harrington, a prominent golf figure, played at this year's PNC Championship, and after the tournament he received an interesting question.
The media was interested in the Irish golfer's opinion of LPGA star Charley Hull.
The experienced golfer pointed out that he is delighted with her game and progress, saying that this golfer plays bravely and has a game just like some of the men in the PGA tournament.
Harrington stresses that Charley Hull can be a role model for younger generations of kids who dream of one day becoming a part of professional golf.
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Role model
The Irish golfer believes that Charley is a role model for many and that most aspire to play like her, that is, to play bravely from start to finish.
However, he notes that women's golf still has many quality players who have serious potential to do great things.
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Hull was one of the standout players of the new season, but she ended up winning just one tournament, the Kroger Queen City Championship.
With all her influence, she has a huge impact on women's golf, just like Nelly Korda and many other players.
It will be interesting to follow her progress and see if she can be even more dominant next year.
