Charley Hull Withdraws from Evian Championship Due to Illness
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Summary
Charley Hull withdraws from the Evian Championship during the first round due to illness. She collapsed twice on the course and had to be taken off for medical attention.
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After taking a 15-minute medical time-out she took her tee shot on the fourth, but collapsed again and was then taken off the course.
Ireland's Leona Maguire is one of several competitors who have also withdrawn from the tournament.
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