Charley Hull is enjoying her time off after the end of the 2025 LPGA season and has been sharing moments from her festive break with fans on social media. The English golfer recently posted a series of family pictures, giving a closer look at how she has been spending the holidays.
On December 28, 2025, Hull shared a 14-slide Instagram carousel showing her festive family time. The post included pictures with her nephew, her father Dave, and her dog. In the first photo, Charley Hull was seen holding a toddler while wearing a brown puffer jacket. She captioned the post:
“Little 📸 of festive Family time. 🔐💕”
A day earlier, Hull had also shared an Instagram story from Boxing Day, posting a picture with her dog and calling it the “best day of the year.”
Hull has been on a break since her last appearance at the Grant Thornton Invitational, which marked the end of her 2025 season. She competed in the mixed-team event at Tiburón Golf Club alongside PGA Tour professional Michael Brennan.
Hull and Brennan finished the tournament tied for second, earning a payout of $380,000. The duo carded an impressive 17-under-par total and co-led the event after the opening day. However, they finished three shots behind the winning team of Lauren Coughlin and Andrew Novak.
With the season now behind her, Charley Hull appears focused on rest and family time before returning to competition in the new year.
Charley Hull gives fans a glimpse of her Christmas family celebration
Charley Hull offered fans a different look at her festive break by sharing a lighthearted video from a Christmas gathering with her family. The LPGA star posted an Instagram reel showing moments away from the course as she enjoyed music, food and time with loved ones.
Hull was seen dancing and laughing in a black dress during the celebration, capturing the fun atmosphere of the evening. Captioning the reel, she wrote:
“Just me and my family having some Christmas fun! 🤣 🎉 🎂”
The post came at the end of a long and successful 2025 season on the LPGA Tour. Charley Hull claimed her third career title at the Kroger Queen City Championship and made 16 starts during the year, missing the cut only twice. She also finished inside the top 10 on four occasions including a runner-up result at the 2025 AIG Women’s Open at Royal Porthcawl Golf Club.