Charley Hull gave her caddie, Adam Woodward, a fake scratch-off lottery ticket in the player’s lounge at Royal Lytham and St Annes, sparking a priceless reaction, Fox News reported. The prank came as Hull and fellow Briton Lottie Woad prepared for this week’s Women’s British Open, with both players hoping to extend a home winning streak. The previous two Women’s Opens held at Royal Lytham were won by British golfers, according to BBC Sport. Hull’s lighthearted moment with Woodward provided a break from tournament pressure. The event, staged at the Lancashire links, sees Hull aiming for her first major title on home soil. Woad, an amateur, is also seeking a breakthrough victory. British fans have high hopes for both, given the venue’s history. The prank, which involved a ticket that appeared to be a winner but was not, drew laughter from those present. Hull, known for her relaxed demeanor, often jokes with her caddie during practice rounds. The Women’s British Open is one of the LPGA Tour’s five major championships. Play begins Thursday, with Hull and Woad among the contenders. Woodward, who has caddied for Hull for several seasons, took the gag in good spirits. The incident highlighted the camaraderie in the Hull camp as she chases a second career major win. Fox News described the scene as “savage,” while BBC focused on the broader British challenge.