Charley Hull gives injury update, says 'a win is just around the corner'

Charley Hull is currently competing on the LET Tour this week in the Aramco Team Series in Riyadh. She has had a decent season so far with a few top 10s and is ranked 15th in the world, but she has not registered a win in the last couple of years, as her previous victory came in 2022 at the Americas Volunteers Classic.

She has struggled with injuries since her teens, affecting her play regularly. This season, Hull has been struggling with a shoulder injury. During the pre-round press conference of the 2024 Aramco Team Series, Hull gave an update about her injury.

"My injury is fine now. It took about a month to get over. I'm all good," Hull said.

"I feel like I've had a pretty good season, pretty consistent. I've had a few top-10s. Pretty much every week, I've been inside the top 20. I feel like a win is just around the corner," the 28-year-old golfer said.

Charley Hull has shown glimpses of her ability recently as she defeated the World No. 1 Nelly Korda in the Sunday singles of the 2024 Solheim Cup. Additionally, she finished T12 at the 2024 Maybank Championship last week.

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Charley Hull is in contention to win the 2024 Aramco Team Series

Charley Hull has started her campaign at the 2024 Aramco Team Series in Riyad on a high note. She is placed second after day two as she carded -7 on day one with six birdies, one bogey and an eagle.

Charley Hull at the LPGA Maybank Championship - Source: Getty

She continued to showcase her prowess on day two as well and scored -5 on day two to remain -12 for the event. The two-time LPGA Tour winner is two strokes behind the leader, Pia Babnik, who is leading the event at -14.

"It's a very scoreable golf course. It's good for the confidence because you can make loads of birdies out there," Hull said at the aforementioned press conference.

Furthermore, the 28-year-old pro golfer said:

"I just love hitting golf shots and love playing golf. I feel comfortable on this course, and I enjoy it here in Saudi Arabia. I actually really like the food here a lot as well. I've been downtown in Riyadh a few times, and it's really cool. There is lots of stuff to do."

Charley Hull will tee off at 10:50 am local time (7:50 am BST) in the third round with Fatima Fernandez Cano and Pia Babnik.