Back in February, during the HSBC Women’s Championship in Singapore, Charley Hull let slip one personal life moment that did not miss to make it to the trending hot topics– her relationship. While talking about the windy conditions at Sentosa Golf Club, she revealed, “My boyfriend said to me, try to be inside like the top 5 by the first day to make him happy.” Ending the first round at second there, we knew how serious the relationship was. Now, fresh off her $300,000 triumph at the 2025 Kroger Queen City Championship where she even ended her nearly 3-year title drought laden with injuries, her return to the winner’s circle was made even more special.

When Hull returned to her place, she walked into a surprise celebration: a room filled with heart-shaped balloons, flowers, and rose petals. Sharing it with her 814,000 fans on Instagram, Hull captioned the moment — “he’s a keeper,” highlighting her boyfriend’s thoughtful gesture. Previously, Hull had hinted at a personal celebration waiting for her off the course. She mentioned plans in London with close friends and a special someone, keeping details private. And that last part? Well, she has taken a lesson right out of Rory McIlroy’s book.

Although over her social media accounts, Hull has teased her boyfriend, writing, “Love you so much T.B.,” she has successfully kept his identity hidden from the prying eyes. Apparently, she saw how McIlroy filing for a divorce to his wife Erica Stoll back in 2o24 only to take it back went viral. After that, Hull also reflected on keeping her private life private, saying, “I think it’s a good thing to do. It can be hard with my job and everything.”

But still, she has now and then shared tiny pieces of the puzzle for her followers. In March, she shared a carousel of photos from her outing and one of the photos showed her kissing someone. Only, she turned it into a mystery by pasting a heart emoji on the person’s face. Interestingly, though, that same photo also had a lock and key at the bottom. So, can we speculate a bigger news? Maybe. Maybe not.

Their relationship apparently came into the spotlight in late 2024. Since then, she has shared how her partner helps her reset mentally, even weaving him into her on-course mindset. At The Annika driven by Gainbridge in November 2024, she admitted to making a lighthearted bet with him — every five birdies she made earned them an extra vacation day together. On social media, she has described him as someone who “treats me like a princess.” It’s a marked contrast to her past relationships.

Hull married MMA fighter Ozzie Smith in 2019 before divorcing in 2021. Later, she dated footballer Lee Tomlin and was linked to TV personality Gary “Gaz” Beadle. Now, Hull seems intent on privacy, preferring love and support over the spotlight. Hull’s win is also an emotional story.

The PGA pro overcame nearly three years without a title, pushing through a string of injuries that included fainting episodes, a torn ankle ligament, and a back muscle tear earlier this season. She used that forced downtime to reset mentally, balancing rest with focused preparation to avoid overtraining. Runner-up finishes at the AIG Women’s Open, and the Aramco Houston Championship hinted that her form was returning. Then, Ohio confirmed it— Hull was back.

Her private happiness now mirrors her professional resurgence. With a scoring average per round of 70.71 and two top 10 finishes this season, Hull proved her consistency. She owns 41 career top 10s and more than 100 top 25s on the LPGA Tour. So, this latest win not only ended her drought but also reinforced her standing as one of golf’s most resilient stars.

Now, with a win to affirm this season, Hull will be eyeing the Lotte Championship in Hoakalei Country Club, to be held from Oct 1-4. But will this win mean another one is coming at the Lotte Championship? Only time will tell Hull’s success on the green but seems like she has won in her love life.