When Will Charley Hull Play Next After Breaking 2 Year Long Curse?

As the golf season draws to a close, Charley Hull’s win at the Aramco Team Series in Riyadh has sparked excitement among fans and commentators alike. Breaking a two-year winless streak, Hull delivered a remarkable performance with 14 birdies and an eagle, dominating the course to finish at 16-under without a single bogey.

Her triumph in Riyadh, though part of the Ladies European Tour rather than the LPGA, adds valuable Race to CME Globe points and renews momentum for the rest of her season. Reflecting on her game, Hull expressed her love for the Saudi course, describing her play as “steady all week,” a sharp contrast to recent near-misses like the Maybank Championship.

This victory was about more than Hull’s golf game. Known for her smoking habit as a stress-coping mechanism, Hull faced an additional challenge in Riyadh, where Saudi Arabia’s strict anti-smoking regulations added pressure in an already tense environment. Her ability to adapt and perform without her usual routine speaks volumes about her mental resilience.

Next on her schedule, Hull will skip the Lotto Championship but is set to compete at The ANNIKA driven by Gainbridge at Pelican in mid-November, followed by the CME Group Tour Championship in Florida, where she previously won in 2016.

Her Riyadh win serves as a powerful reminder of the hidden battles athletes face, underscoring the courage and determination that fuel their victories.