Charley Hull marked Father’s Day with a warm, personal moment shared with her fans on social media. On Sunday, June 15, the English golfer posted a candid photo on Instagram alongside her father, celebrating the special occasion. In the snapshot, the 28-year-old looked effortlessly stylish in a blue sleeveless collared top paired with wide-legged jeans, finishing her outfit with a light blue quilted handbag.
The simple message over the image read, “Happy Father’s Day Dad 💙💙,” capturing the affectionate moment.
The post came shortly after Hull’s solid performance at the U.S. Women’s Open at Erin Hills, where she posted rounds of 72, 73, and back-to-back 71s to finish tied 12th at one-under par. Her strong showing earned her $229,198 in prize money. Earlier in the season, she also impressed at the Ford Championship in March, firing a career-best bogey-free 63 with nine birdies in the opening round before finishing tied 11th at 17-under.
Hull’s 2025 campaign has included several notable appearances. She tied fourth at the HSBC Women’s World Championship in Singapore after steady rounds throughout the week, though she missed the cut at April’s Chevron Championship. In May, she competed at the Black Desert Championship and the Riviera Maya Open, recording mid-table finishes and adding valuable experience to her season.
Away from the course, Hull has been enjoying some family time. Just a day before Father’s Day, she introduced fans to her newborn nephew on Instagram, sharing a tender photo of herself holding the baby with the caption, “My new nephew.
Love a newborn, XX.”
The golfer has also chosen to take a short break from competition, sitting out the 2025 Meijer LPGA Classic as she recharges ahead of a busy stretch of tournaments. Sharing photos from her mini getaway on June 13, Hull wrote that she was “recharging the batteries before a busy summer.
” So far this season, she has played eight LPGA events, making the cut in seven, with her best result being the tie for fourth in Singapore. Up next, Hull will turn her focus to the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship as she looks to build on her strong start to the year.
