It will be the 11th time the Southport course has staged the event.
England’s Hull did well to find herself in the hunt on Sunday, having carded scores of 73, 72 and 71 heading into the fourth round.
Brendon Todd finished in a tie for second on 19 under with playing partner Alex Smalley.
The Australian will look to keep hold of the Claret Jug at Royal Liverpool later this month.
Nacho Elvira hit his second shot out of bounds on the sixth extra hole to effectively gift a fourth DP World Tour title to Hojgaard.
England’s Charley Hull is seven strokes behind heading into the final round.
Tardy finished two strokes clear after starting before the wind bit at Pebble Beach.
Irish amateur and compatriot Leona Maguire one stroke off the lead after first round at Pebble Beach.
The tours have pledged to establish a “fair and objective process” for LIV players to re-apply for membership.
