In a press conference at the Midland Country Club, Hull and Hall revealed that this name originated from their interaction with Ryan Evans. When asked to describe them in a word, Evans chose to draw an unthinkable and borderline funny euphemism. He said, “Georgia, you’re like the lovely English rose, and Charley, you’re like the thorn,” thus giving birth to the Rose and Thorn team name.

But it seems there is only positivity when this Hull-Hall team-up steps afoot, and that’s exactly what they have conveyed through their skilled perception of Evans’s words. Georgia Hall was quick to intercept and tell how she envisioned this team name: “There’s lots of thorns around the rose, so you protect me, don’t you?”

A fact that Charley Hull soon affirmed. Talking about their walk-up song, the duo turned into singers and sang Saweetie’s masterpiece and blockbuster song, Best Friend, a lyrical anecdote perfectly characterizing their unique camaraderie.