Play was interrupted briefly on the ultimate day of the Women’s Open when protesters with flares made their way on to the 17th green.
Eventual winner Lilia Vu and England’s Charley Hull have been ending the outlet when the incident befell at roughly 18:15 BST.
Security and police arrived to take away these concerned, a few of whom have been carrying pink and yellow flares, and play resumed inside a few minutes at Walton Heath in Surrey.
The protests appeared to be aimed on the event’s sponsors, insurance coverage firm AIG.
Several sporting occasions in England this 12 months have been disrupted by environmental protesters.
Last month, a smoke flare was set off at the men’s Open at Royal Liverpool and orange powder was thrown at a green.
England wicketkeeper Jonny Bairstow carried a Just Stop Oil protester off the Lord’s floor through the Ashes Test in June.
Three Just Stop Oil protesters ran on to a courtroom at Wimbledon final month, throwing orange paper and jigsaw pieces throughout a match.
There was additionally a protest in April at snooker’s World Championship in Sheffield, throughout which a person jumped on to a table and dropped orange powder.
After the Women’s Open protesters have been eliminated, Vu went on to end six pictures away from Hull to declare the ultimate girls’s main of the 12 months.
