Charley Hull Net Worth, Age, Boyfriend & Career

Charley Hull has never been the type to play it safe—not with her golf, and not with her opinions in a press conference. Two decades into a career that started when she was still a kid, beating adults at her local club, she’s now one of the highest-earning and most-followed players in women’s golf, even without a major title to her name yet. With growing interest in Charley Hull net worth, fans are just as curious about how her success on the course, endorsement deals, and growing profile have shaped her finances.

Here’s the full picture of her money, her career, and what’s actually known about her private life—or the bits that people manage to piece together.

Charley Hull Biography

Category	Details
Full Name	Charley Esmee Hull
Date of Birth	March 20, 1996
Age	30
Birthplace	Kettering, Northamptonshire, England
Turned Pro	January 2013
Career Wins	7 (combined LPGA Tour and Ladies European Tour)
Career-High World Ranking	No. 3
Career Earnings	Over $12 million across tours
Charley Hull Net Worth	$8–11 million (estimates vary by source)
Relationship Status	In a relationship; partner’s identity kept private
Key Sponsors	TaylorMade, Titleist, Rolex, Malbon Golf, Nobu Hotels

Charley Hull Early Life

Charley Hull was born on March 20, 1996, in Kettering, Northamptonshire, to Dave and Basienka Hull. Golf was not exactly a “choice” for her, like, her dad had her at Kettering Golf Club when she was only two, and by nine she was already nipping at the heels of adults in competitions. Around nine or ten she joined Woburn Golf Club, then at 13 she basically went, “no more school” and switched to being home-schooled so she could chase golf as her main thing. Later on she said she’d be out there playing from 9am until 3pm most days, and honestly that sounds a bit unreal but ok.

Growing up she had English golf legend Laura Davies in her head as a kind of north star, and Davies has since talked about the shared vibe, that take charge, go for it way of playing.

Charley Hull Career Journey

Hull went pro on New Year’s Day 2013, when she was 16, and honestly she barely paused for breath. Her first five starts as a pro, all finished as runner-up, and somehow in her debut year she got named the Ladies European Tour’s Rookie of the Year. Same season, she also became the youngest player ever picked for a European Solheim Cup team, then made her debut in Colorado at 17 and right away beat the American star Paula Creamer in the singles, with Europe winning on U.S. soil for the first time.

After 2015, when she shifted her focus mostly to the LPGA Tour, Hull has put together one of those kind of unusual résumés you don’t really see every day in women’s golf. She has seven professional victories across the LPGA and the Ladies European Tour, including the 2016 CME Group Tour Championship, the 2025 Kroger Queen City Championship, and the 2026 PIF Saudi Ladies International, plus five runner-up finishes in majors, and a reputation as one of the sport’s most threatening front-runners, like she can’t really be bothered to slow down.

Her nearest paths to a first major title have included a tied-second at the 2016 Chevron Championship, a gut-level runner-up finish at the 2023 U.S. Women’s Open, where her blunt “shy kids don’t get sweets” line after the final round went viral, and then most recently another tied-second at the 2026 U.S. Women’s Open. She’s climbed as high as world No. 3, and she has represented Team Europe at seven Solheim Cups, becoming sort of one of the competition’s steadier, dependable types of players.

Charley Hull Net Worth and Earnings

Like with most pro golfers, the exact net worth thing is sorta tricky to pin down, and for Hull the estimates genuinely drift around $8 million to $11 million depending on the outlet, and also how they weigh appearance fees, versus endorsement pull, in place of the more boring, documented prize money. What’s clearer is her on course income: official LPGA numbers list her career prize money at about $12.4 million as of mid 2026, and when you add it up across the LPGA, the Ladies European Tour, and various team events, it looks like she has combined earnings past $12.9 million.

Still, prize money isn’t the whole story, not really. Then there’s Hull’s loud, high-voltage personality — she leans hard into social media, does interviews that are pretty unfiltered, and she really owns those viral moments, like her emotional 2023 Solheim Cup celebrations. It’s made her a magnet for lifestyle and fashion collaborations, not just the usual equipment arrangements most players end up living on. Industry estimates suggest she’s earning appearance fees that are noticeably higher than what you’d call typical LPGA pro-am money plus corporate gigs, and her sponsor roll includes TaylorMade (a setup that goes back to 2019), Titleist, Rolex, Malbon Golf, and Nobu Hotels.

Charley Hull Boyfriend

Hull was married before, to Ozzie Smith, a mixed martial arts fighter roughly 14 years older than her. They got engaged in 2018, and then married in 2019 in a big ceremony in her home county of Northamptonshire. At the time, Hull posted that it was “the best day of my life so far, becoming Mrs Smith”. That marriage didn’t stick, and the two split , with the divorce finalized around 2021.

Since then, Hull has kept her personal life deliberately guarded. She’s been linked in media reports to former footballer Lee Tomlin and, separately, to Geordie Shore personality Gaz Beadle, though neither relationship was ever confirmed by Hull herself. From what she said in her most recent public comments, she’s dating someone she only calls by the initials “T.B.”, and she’s been posting affectionate but, you know, carefully face-hidden photos of him around the 2024 holiday season, plus mentioning him in press conferences since. She also addressed the secrecy pretty openly, and said the media storm around Rory McIlroy’s marital drama in 2024 convinced her to keep her own relationship out of the spotlight, going forward.

Charley Hull Fun Facts

• Hull’s mother, Basienka, used to play county-level tennis, and she’s of Polish descent.
• She also became the youngest ever member of The Wisley Golf Club in Surrey when she was just eight years old. Like, at eight.
• Her little “shy kids don’t get sweets” comment after the 2023 U.S. Women’s Open has basically turned into one of those most quoted moments from recent LPGA history.

Charley Hull Wins

Charley Hull has spent more than a decade showing that a major championship title isn’t the only yardstick for a golfing career—there are seven professional wins, a career-high spot at world No. 3, and honestly one of the most recognizable people in the sport. Even so she still feels like, one of the players fans most want to finally see break through and land that big moment, maybe, sooner rather than later. For more coverage stay with sportshail.com.

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