Charley Hull aims for a big push after being in contention at The Annika 

Charley Hull is looking forward to clinching a title at The Annika. The English golfer had an impressive outing this week on the LPGA Tour, and after playing 54 holes, she was tied for tenth place.

Ahead of the event’s final round, Hull shared a picture on her Instagram story. In the caption, she shared her excitement for the upcoming final round.

"Let's have a big push on Sunday," she wrote.

Charley Hull aims for a big push after being in contention at The Annika /@charley.hull

Charley Hull arrived late at The Annika and then was forced to pull out from the pro-am event on Wednesday. She could not have a practice this week, but had an impressive start.

She started the campaign with an opening round of 3-under 67, and in the post-round press conference, speaking of her performance, Hull said (via ASAP Sports):

"I played pretty sold considering I didn't get here until Tuesday night and had to pull out of the pro-am yesterday because I felt sick. So I didn't play the golf course. I had an early practice and managed to wing it round today. Yeah, I felt confident in my game and played pretty well."

She then played the second round of 2-under 68. On Saturday, Charley Hull made three birdies and one bogey for a round of 1-under and settled in a tie for tenth place with Brooke Matthews, Yuna Nishimura, Auston Kim, and Lauren Coughlin.

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When will Charley Hull tee off on Sunday at The Annika?

The final round of The Annika will take place on Sunday, November 16. Charley Hull will tee at 10:29 a.m. on the first tee hole in a group with Brooke Matthews and Yuna Nishimura.

Players will tee off in a group of three for the final round. The play will start at 7 a.m. ET with Hisako Iwai, Mi Hyang Lee, and Caroline Inglis starting the game on the first tee hole. Tournament third-round leader Linn Grant will tee off at 11:02 a.m. in a group with Jennifer Kupcho and Nataliya Guseva.

Meanwhile, this season on the LPGA Tour, Charley Hull has played in 14 tournaments and made the cut in 12. She started the season with a T19 finish at the Founders Cup after playing the four rounds of 68, 72, 66, and 70.

She then settled in T4 position at the HSBC Women’s World Championship. She was the runner-up at the AIG Women’s Open and then won the Kroger Queen City Championship, and this week looking forward to her second win of the season on the LPGA Tour.

She last competed at the LOTTE Championship, where she played the four rounds of 69, 68, 72, and 69 to settle in T14 place.

Edited by Ankita Yadav