Charley Hull spotted at Wimbledon just days after withdrawing from the Aramco Team Series in London
English golfer Charley Hull was spotted at the Wimbledon Championships just days after withdrawing from London's 2024 Aramco Team Series. Hull was initially slated to compete in the LET tournament.
However, a shoulder injury led to her withdrawal from the competition on Wednesday, July 3. There was concern about the timeline of Hull's return, but her appearance at Wimbledon seems to be a positive sign. Fans will hope the 28-year-old makes a swift return to the golf course.
Hull made an impression in a glamorous white dress at Wimbledon. She sported half updo and a blue purse in one hand. Hull shared her pictures from the event on Instagram.
Hull is active on social media and has a significant following on her accounts. She has around 569K followers on Instagram, where she often shares pictures from the golf course and her personal life.
Last month, she posted a glamorous mirror selfie, revealing her "date night" look. Hull wore a black body-fitted dress and tied her hair in a high ponytail. She carried a small bag in one hand while posing for the picture.
Charley Hull competed at the Dow Championship before withdrawing from the Aramco Team Series. She had a "nasty fall" ahead of the tournament and decided to withdraw.
Charley Hull might return to play at the Evian Championship
Charley Hull's participation in the upcoming Major, The Amundi Evian Championship, was in jeopardy after her sudden withdrawal from the Aramco Team Series. However, her appearance at Wimbledon gives fans hope that she might return to compete in the tournament next week.
The tournament is scheduled to take place from July 11 to 14 at the Evian Resort Golf Club. It will be the fourth women's Major of the year.
Hull has enjoyed tremendous success in her professional career so far. However, she has yet to win her first Major. The next tournament could be a great opportunity for the 28-year-old golfer to clinch her maiden Major. She had previously played at the Evian Championship and recorded her best finish in 2022 when she tied for third place.
Earlier this year, she played in all three Majors and performed well. She tied for 23rd at the Chevron Championship, then tied for 19th at the US Women's Open, followed by a T16 finish at the KPMG Women's PGA Championship. Her best performance of the season came at the Dow Championship, where she tied for fifth place.
Earlier this year, she also withdrew from the Ford Championship after playing a first round of 72. She has fared well so far on the LPGA Tour and has not missed any cuts.