Charley Hull has shrugged off criticism over her fake scratch-off ticket prank on caddie Adam Woodward, telling detractors to loosen up. The social media stir came as the star golfer prepared for the AIG Women's Open, where she remains firmly in title contention. Hull says she does not care about the backlash and has been pushing forward despite limited sleep. The prank, which showed Woodward reacting to what appeared to be a winning ticket, drew a mix of amusement and disapproval online. Hull, known for her blunt approach, made clear the criticism would not distract her from her major campaign. Her response underscores her focus as she continues her bid for the championship.