New mum Hall returns to scene of greatest triumph

New mum Hall returns to scene of greatest triumphImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Georgia Hall won the 2018 Women's Open by two shots over Thailand's Pornanong PhatlumPublished6 minutes agoFollowing the safe arrival of her baby son, the next biggest date in Georgia Hall's diary comes this week as she returns to the scene of her greatest golfing triumph.Aged just 22 and with her dad Wayne caddying, Hall won the 2018 AIG Women's Open in great style at Royal Lytham and St Annes. She remains the most recent British female player to win a major.Now Hall, 30, is back on the Fylde coast, with five-month-old son Conor and the rest of her family in tow.It was only when she first picked up a club again six weeks after giving birth that she entertained the idea of coming back to the venue that means so much to her."I was in Ireland and went to a local driving range," said Hall."I was really excited because I didn't know how I was going to hit it and thought I might top it or something."But I actually hit it pretty good, although there was no rotation at all. I went there for an hour and I was pleasantly surprised. I left thinking, 'OK, let's see if I can get back to Lytham.'"Weeks later Hall returned to the Ladies European Tour, impressively making cuts in France, the Netherlands and Belgium. Those performances were enough to convince her she is ready to return to the major stage.Hull & Woad provide hope for home Women's Open winPublished22 hours agoKorda & Hull seek major glory - Women's Open tee timesPublished1 day agoImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Hall was joined by son Conor and fiance Paul Dunne after the Pro-Am event on WednesdayThe ultimate achievement would be to now emulate her old Solheim Cup skipper Catriona Matthew, who won the Women's Open here at Lytham in 2009, just 11 weeks after giving birth to daughter Sophie.The Scot plays down this remarkable achievemen...