Charley Hull had a good time with her family celebrating her birthday. The English golfer turned 30 on March 20, and on the big day, she had a great time with her loved ones.
Hull offered a glimpse of her birthday on her Instagram account on Saturday. She shared several photos and videos, along with a sweet caption
Thanks for the submission!
“Had the best birthday ❤️ blessed,” she wrote.
For her birthday, the LPGA star shone in a standout golden outfit. She wore a body-fit golden midi dress. She kept her hair open, flowing down her shoulders, and completed the look with silver sandals. She carried a golden purse.
Charley Hull wore a Celestine embellished corset A-line mini dress in black and gold, priced at around $155 (via OhPolly.com). She added some solo snaps and also a few group photos with her friends and family members from the big day.
Hull is enjoying downtime away from the field these days. She had last played at the HSBC Women’s World Championship, held last month. She carded four rounds of 72, 67, 74, and 69 to settle in a tie for tenth place.
Charley Hull offers a glimpse of her golf swing
Charley Hull had a good time playing golf earlier this week. She offered a glimpse of her practice session on her Instagram account with a sweet caption.
“Morning grind on the west In the beautiful sunshine with the stat man @nicksotoputting ( only joking he’s my putting coach but he knows all stats),” she wrote.
Charley Hull has started this season on the LPGA Tour at the Hilton Grand Vacations Tournament of Champions. She played three rounds of 70, 71, and 74 to settle in a tie for 17th place. After this, she played at the HSBC Women’s World Championship.
Hull also had a good time playing on the LPGA Tour last season. She played in 16 tournaments and made the cut in 14 of them. In a pre-tournament press conference of the 2026 HSBC Women’s World Championship, held on February 25, she opened up about the lessons she learned from the last season.
“I don’t think my memory is actually quite that good,” she said. ” I can’t really remember. I knew I come in fourth here last year. But probably the main thing is just try and keep going on the golf course because it’s so hot. That’s the only probably thing that sticks in my mind.”
Last season, she won the Kroger Queen City Championship and recorded runner-up finishes at the AIG Women’s Open and the Grant Thornton Invitational. She settled in a tie for fourth at the HSBC Women’s World Championship last season. It would be interesting to see how things will unfold for her in this season.
Edited by Ankita Yadav
