Charley Hull: Charley Hull shows off her impressive abs as she shares workout video following Aramco Team Series win

British golfer Charley Hull is fresh off her 2024 Aramco Team Series win at Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. This was her first victory since 2022.

However, she has immediately hit the gym according to her social media post. In a post reshared by NUCLR Golf on X, Hull could be seen doing an impressive arms workout, and her abs could be seen through the white sports bra and black leggings that she sported. The 28-year-old finished off her look with black shoes and white Nike socks. She had tied her blonde hair in a ponytail.

Charley Hull looked tired after she kept down the dumbbell.

"I played very solidly" - Charley Hull on her 2024 Aramco Series victory

English golfer Charley Hull recorded her largest win margin at the 2024 Aramco Series in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. She hit six-under-par final round 66 to win her first title since 2022.

Hull had started her final round two strokes behind Pia Babnik however she closed the gap with five birdies in the first seven holes to secure a lead. She managed to maintain it till the end of the tournament to win it by three shots. This was Hull's fourth LET title.

She said (via BBC):

"I felt really sharp, I played very solidly,"

The two-time LPGA Tour title winner reflected on her performance at the Riyadh Golf Club.

"I made a bogey on the par-five 17th and the par three, but that was just two three putts. (They were) quite long putts and they got away from me a little bit, but I felt like I held my game together pretty well."

She added:

"And 18 under for three days is a pretty good score."

Here's the complete final leaderboard of the 2024 Aramco Series:

1 Charley Hull -18
2 Nicole Broch Estrup -15
3 Pia Babnik -13
T4 Anne Van Dam -10
T4 Helen Briem -10
T4 Fatima Fernandez Cano -10
T7 Chiara Tamburlini -9
T7 Lydia Hall -9
T9 Nicole Garcia -7
T9 Alice Hewson -7
T9 Trichat Cheenglab -7
T9 Nastasia Nadaud -7
T9 Luna Sobron Galmes -7
T14 Pauline Roussin-Bouchard -6
T14 Annabel Dimmock -6
T14 Annabell Fuller -6
T14 Olivia Cowan -6
T18 Manon De Roey -5
T18 Moa Folke -5
T18 Alessandra Fanali -5
T18 Emma Grechi -5
T22 Emma Spitz -4
T22 Casandra Alexander -4
T22 Lauren Walsh -4
T22 Cara Gainer -4
T22 Carlota Ciganda -4
T22 Liz Young -4
T22 Patricia Isabel Schmidt -4
T29 Diksha Dagar -3
T29 Patty Tavatanakit -3
T29 Maria Fassi -3
T29 Sarah Schober -3
T29 Momoka Kobori -3
T29 Carmen Alonso -3
T29 Anne-Charlotte Mora -3
T36 Caroline Hedwall -2
T36 Ana Pelaez Trivino -2
T36 Maria Hernandez -2
T36 Johanna Gustavsson -2
T36 Sara Kouskova -2
T36 Aunchisa Utama -2
T36 Mimi Rhodes -2
T36 Smilla Tarning Soenderby -2
T44 Georgia Hall -1
T44 Bronte Law -1
T44 Amy Taylor -1
T44 Ines Laklalech -1
T44 Pranavi Urs -1
T49 Ursula Wikstrom Par
T49 Agathe Sauzon Par
T49 Chloe Williams Par
T49 Maha Haddioui Par
T53 Alison Lee +1
T53 Kim Metraux +1
T55 Nuria Iturrioz +2
T55 Sanna Nuutinen +2
T55 Eleanor Givens +2
T55 Lisa Pettersson +2
T59 Virginia Elena Carta +3
T59 Shannon Tan +3
T61 Lily May Humphreys +4
T61 Noora Komulainen +4
63 Sophie Witt +5
64 Jo-Eun Kim +6

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