Charley Hull made an impressive leap on the leaderboard at the PIF London Championship, achieving a stunning course record of 62 during the second round at the Centurion Club. She now trails Canada's Anna Huang, who leads with a score of 11 under par after her own solid round of 68.

Starting the day with a bogey-free performance, Hull's round of 11 under par not only surpassed the previous course record set by compatriot Georgia Hall in 2021, but also matched the lowest round recorded on the Ladies European Tour (LET). Hull's remarkable performance included:

• An eagle on the first hole
• Three consecutive birdies on holes four, five, and six
• Additional birdies on holes nine, ten, thirteen, fifteen, seventeen, and eighteen

Despite feeling fatigued from recent tournaments, including the AIG Women's Open, Hull expressed satisfaction with her performance, stating, "It felt like the easiest 11 under of my life."

Anna Huang, the 17-year-old leader, had a strong day herself, marked by two eagles at the ninth and eighteenth holes, along with four birdies and three bogeys. She remains at the top with her 11 under par total.

Lydia Hall from Wales sits in third place at eight under par after her round of 67, while Kelsey Bennett and Aine Donegan share fourth at seven under par. The leaderboard is rounded out by Shannon Tan, Anne Van Dam, and Alice Hewson, all tied at six under par, and Emma Spitz and Luna Sobron Galmes at five under par.

As the tournament progresses, fans eagerly await the next round to see if Hull can continue her impressive form and challenge for the lead.