Charley Hull has revealed where fans can catch her tournament recaps following the conclusion of the 2025 LPGA season. With the season over, golfers are enjoying some downtime and Hull is now focusing on connecting with her fans off the course.

Hull wrapped up her year at the CME Group Tour Championship finishing T19. She carded rounds of 69, 69, 68 and 71 to end the tournament at 11 under par.

On November 25, Hull posted a selfie on Instagram with a message:

“If you’re looking for my tournament recaps, this is the only spot I’m sharing them 👇,” tagging the direct link to her passes account.

Talking more about Charley Hull’s Instagram story. Here’s a look:

Passes is a platform that allows creators to build their personal brands, engage directly with fans, and monetize exclusive content. Hull joined the platform in April 2025, offering subscription options ranging from $4.99 to $89.99 per month.

Hull had an impressive 2025 season on the LPGA Tour. She is currently ranked 5th in the Rolex Rankings and 14th in the Race to CME Globe. The season marked a turning point in her career, as she captured her third LPGA title at the Kroger Queen City Championship presented by P&G and recorded four top-10 finishes.

Charley Hull opens up about her love for her work

Before competing at the 2025 CME Group Tour Championship, Charley Hull spoke with the Golf Channel about the habits and routines that have helped her reach the top of women’s golf.

Fans often see Hull as highly disciplined and she admitted she struggles to relax, saying she thrives on both golf and fitness. Over the past few years Hull has used her workouts to boost her mood and stay sharp on the course.

“I just love working. I don’t know how to actually chill. I love practicing, I love playing. I love waking up every morning thinking I’m better today than I was yesterday, just in myself. And I really got into my fitness because I thought to myself, I don’t want to just be a golfer, I want to be an athlete…I love it — it makes me feel wonderful. I feel fit, I feel good, and if I have a bad day on the golf course, going to smash out a gym session or go for a run just makes you feel instantly better,” Hull said (via Instagram @charley.hull).

Hull has also built a full training setup at home to support her routine. She has a golf simulator, a putting green, a gym, and a recovery area with a sauna and an ice bath. Drawing inspiration from Hyrox workouts, she equipped her gym with everything from weights to ski ergs, giving herself easy access to practice and fitness any time she wants.