«Breaking News» Women's British Open champion Georgia Hall targets world No 1 spot like Justin Rose

Georgia Hall wants to follow in the footsteps of Justin Rose and become world No 1. 

Not content with winning the women’s British Open at Royal Lytham last month, the 22-year-old from Bournemouth said it was inspiring watching Rose finally reach the summit on Monday.

‘I thought it was an incredible achievement and how amazing would it be if we had an English man and woman who were both No 1?’ said Hall. 

Georgia Hall wants to follow in the footsteps of Justin Rose and become world No 1

‘He’s the perfect role model for any golfer from Britain. Now I’m up to eighth; the world No 1 spot has to be the ultimate one.’

Hall will not have to look far to assess the competition. 

The final women’s major begins on Thursday with the Evian Championship in France, where Hall’s playing partners for the first two rounds are world No 1 Park Sung-hyun and No 2 Ariya Jutanagarn.

Hall can take confidence from the fact she finished ninth on her debut last year. She said: ‘There are some tricky tee shots and you have to be in the right spots on the sloping greens, so playing last year will be a big help.’

Justin Rose dethroned Dustin Johnson at the top of the world rankings on Monday

As you can imagine, it has been a busy time since her epic victory at Lytham. ‘A lot more interviews and a lot more attention,’ she said.

But one thing is clear: she has not taken her eye off the ball. In her last event on the LPGA Tour, she finished second — her best finish yet on American soil. 

‘It was important to me to play well after the British, so to finish second meant more than it would normally do,’ she said. ‘I feel like my game is in good shape. I know I’ve won one major but I’d like to win this one as well.’

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Main photo article Georgia Hall wants to follow in the footsteps of Justin Rose and become world No 1. 
Not content with winning the women’s British Open at Royal Lytham last month, the 22-year-old from Bournemouth said it was inspiring watching Rose finally reach the summit on Monday.
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