Charley Hull clinched her first title in two years with an exceptional

performance at the Aramco Team Series Final in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
On a warm Saturday, Hull, 28, played a near-perfect round, overcoming a two-shot deficit to overtake Slovenian golfer Pia Babnik, who had held the lead at 12-under par. Hull shot a remarkable six-under-par 66, securing her victory with a three-shot margin.

Reflecting on her game, Hull praised her caddy Adam for keeping her grounded, saying he helped her stay relaxed throughout. “I felt really sharp out there and I played steady all week,” she said, noting her aggressive playstyle, which led to an impressive total of 18-under for the three-day event.

In the tournament’s team competition, Ladies European Tour rookie Chiara Tamburlini led her team to a record-breaking win with a 43-under-par score over two days. This success caps off a historic season for Tamburlini, who now holds the 2024 LET Order of Merit title.

The Aramco Team Series, backed by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, has been celebrated for its engaging format, combining professional and amateur players in team-based scoring. Hull, now turning her focus to the LPGA Tour, aims to close her season strong at the CME Group Tour Championship in Florida. With her momentum, she is already being watched as a top contender for her first major championship in 2025.