Restless Charley Hull Rushes “Back to Work” After Ending 2-Year Drought as Bigger LPGA Problems Await

Charley Hull recently ended a two-year winless streak in spectacular fashion by clinching the Aramco Team Series title at the Riyadh Golf Club. Facing a competitive field of 83 contenders, Hull showcased her skill and focus, ultimately finishing three strokes ahead of Denmark’s Nicole Broch Estrup.

Hull’s impressive performance, with an average round score of 66, not only reaffirmed her place among the world’s elite golfers but also served as a powerful response to the challenges she’s faced. Reflecting on her victory, Hull shared her satisfaction with finally securing another title, expressing a quiet joy over the hard-earned triumph.

However, Hull’s sights are already set on new goals, as she dives right back into training with just a few tournaments left in the LPGA season. Her next appearance will be at The Annika Driven by Gainbridge at Pelican in Florida, where she’ll face tough competition from Lydia Ko and Nelly Korda.

Hull’s return to the LPGA after a prolonged drought highlights her tenacity, and her recent win in Saudi Arabia might just be the confidence boost she needed. Fans and analysts alike are eager to see if this marks the start of a more consistent era in Hull’s career, or if her victory in Riyadh will remain a standalone success.