British golfer Charley Hull collapses twice at tournament and carried off on stretcher
Hull, 29, was carried off the course in a stretcher after multiple medial issues throughout her round, reportedly caused by a virus.
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The Kettering golfer had sat down inside a bunker on the third hole after appearing unwell, before collapsing on the fourth tee.
Hull tried to persist with her round after a 15-minute medical break but collapsed once more following her tee shot.
She was one under through 12 holes when she decided to withdraw from the tournament.
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