Charley Hull refuses to take an off day, posting aggressive workout routine 1 day after winning the 2024 Aramco Team Series Riyadh

Charley Hull won the individual event of the 2024 Aramco Team Series Riyadh on Saturday, November 2. Although it was her first win in more than two years, the Englishwoman was quick to get back to work.

Hull shared a video clip with her more than 682,000 followers on Instagram, in which she can be seen training in the gym. In the video clip, she could be seen running on the treadmill.

The video clip was originally posted on the Instagram Stories of Kate Davey's account (@precisiongolfkate). Davey accompanied her post with the following text:

"The champ is home and is back to work! It's so impressive how hard Charley Hull trains and practices."

Charle Hull (Image via Instagram @charley.hull and @precisiongolfkate).

Davey is a personal trainer who works at Precision Golf, a golf performance lab in Surrey, England. The facility is designed to help golfers, both amateur and professional, with every detail of their game. This includes everything from physical training to club fitting.

Hull is very active on social media, especially Instagram. She regularly posts content about her workouts. The Englishwoman trains both in the gym and outdoors, and she regularly shares pictures and videos from these sessions.

In addition, Hull also posts images related to her professional golf career on Instagram.

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A look at Charley Hull's performance at the 2024 Aramco Team Series Riyadh

Charley Hull arrived at Riyadh Golf Club on the shoulders of a 2024 season in which she had not won, but had four top 10s in 15 LPGA Tour events (13 cuts). On the Ladies European Tour, she had two second-place finishes and a third-place finish in four starts.

Hull finished the first round of the Aramco Team Series Riyadh with one eagle, six birdies and one bogey for a 7-under 65, tying for first place with Pia Babnik and Luna Sobron. In the second round, she had six birdies and one bogey (5-under), but fell back to second place, two shots behind Babnik.

In the third round, however, Hull shot low again, something Babnik was unable to do. The Englishwoman carded eight birdies and two bogeys (6-under), while the Slovakian finished with one birdie and two bogeys (1-over).

Hull's performance saw her finish on 18-under par, three shots ahead of Nicole Broch Estrup, who carded a final round of 67 and also edged out Babnik.

It was Charley Hull's seventh professional victory and fourth on the Ladies European Tour. She had previously won the 2014 Lalla Meryem Cup, the 2019 Fatima Bint Mubarak Ladies Open, and the 2021 Aramco Team Series New York.

Her other career victories include the 2016 CME Group Tour Championship and 2022 Volunteers of America Classic on the LPGA Tour, and the 2020 Event 1 of the Rose Ladies Series.