Would a professional golfer’s season be ruined by a simple slip in the shower? Charley Hull hasn’t taken home a trophy on the Ladies European Tour or LPGA Tour since October 2022. However, it would appear that Hull’s form has deteriorated without any information. But, the truth is that despite her best efforts, Hull’s shoulder condition has prevented her from reaching the winner’s platform, certainly in the 2024 season.

Hull hurt her shoulder in the middle of the season after slipping in the shower. This unanticipated incident caused Charley Hull to have a difficult year on the LPGA Tour, but her unwavering dedication portends a strong return in 2025. Let’s see how Hull is getting ready for a 2025 return regardless of her injuries. The 28-year-old English golf star Charley Hull had a bizarre mishap at the beginning of July 2024 that had a big effect on her season. She had been having a good year, and winning an Olympic medal and huge recognition seemed a realistic goal.

Instead, she struggled to be ready for the Women’s Open at St Andrews after missing the cut at the Evian Championship. Hull injured her right shoulder after slipping in the shower while she was in the United States. “I fell over coming out of the shower before I was getting my flight back from the US,” Hull said. “I thought I tore something but nothing came up on the MRI scan. I just have a bit of arthritis now in my shoulder.” she continued. She made it back to Le Golf National, but it was difficult. She was compelled to take a break from competitive golf to recuperate from this unforeseen incident.

Despite the injuries, Hull’s determination did not waver. Her season was not going to be defined by this blow. In an interview with Sky Sports, Hull said, “My injury is fine now. It took about a month to get over. I’m all good.” Hull resumed her training with increased zest, demonstrating her dedication to her sport. “Evian Week ⛳️ Feels good to be back after not hitting balls for a week due to my shoulder injury!” She shared her feelings on social media.

A few hours ago, Hull shared her exercise regimen on Instagram yet again, regardless of her injuries. Hull shared a photo of a treadmill screen that showed that he had completed a 5 km run in 28.18 minutes. Additionally, she mentioned Kate Davey and wrote, “Little 5k in the bag this morning & some abbs light session today getting ready for my 12k run tomorrow morning with the gaffer.” Hull plans to fight for trophies and return to her former self in the 2025 season; the recent triumph on the Ladies European Tour (LET) at the Aramco Team Series in Riyadh saw her ending a two-year title drought with a total score of 6-under 66.

A winless LPGA season 

The 2024 season was difficult for Hull. Her 2024 LPGA Tour winless skid was exacerbated by a shoulder ailment; her best result was a tie for second at The ANNIKA driven by Gainbridge at Pelican. She competed in 17 events, made 15 cuts, and placed in the top 10 five times, with a tie for second place being her best performance. Despite her impressive efforts, she failed to secure a win and ended the season without winning an LPGA championship.

Hull’s problems were made worse by the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris. She shot a 9-over-par 81 in the first round, ranking 58th out of 60 players. Due to shoulder conditions, Hull explained this performance, saying she felt “rusty” after not participating in a four-day event for five. Despite the losses, Hull earned $1,104,000 this season, placing her 28th on the revenue list. She played consistently despite hardship, as seen by her scoring record of 70.53, which ranked her 14th among her fellow players.

Her recent LET triumph and unwavering resolve indicate that Hull is ready to overcome the obstacles of the previous year as she looks to the 2025 season. The golf community eagerly awaits Hull’s preparation for the 2025 season, knowing that her perseverance may enable her to rule the courses all over again. So, can Hull pull off a spectacular comeback, in your opinion? Let us know in the comment section below