World No. 4 Charley Hull is still out of the gym, recovering from her injury. In the meantime, she has picked up a new hobby to spend her time.

Hull's viral workout videos have disappeared from social media during her recovery. The torn ankle ligament has kept her away from the gym.

“I’ve been doing my house up, to be fair,” Hull said ahead of the Chevron Championship.

“That's been key for me kind of keeping my dopamine levels up. I decided if I don't make it at golf or win a major any time soon, I'll become an interior designer,” she added.

Hull suffered the injury last year when she accidentally tripped and fell over a curb. The incident happened during the PIF London Championship in the Centurion Club parking lot.

“You feel a bit depressed because I've not been able to go to the gym,” Hull said about working out.

“It's part of my routine, and now it's obviously not there. Been doing a lot of rehab stuff,” she added.

Hull is no stranger to the injury list. However, this latest setback forced a change in her routine and may take a long time to recover.

Hull’s Run Of Form

Hull stands at No. 4 in the world rankings as she heads into the Chevron Championship. At the start of the season, she picked up the PIF Saudi Ladies International and followed that with three top-17 finishes in four starts on the LPGA Tour.

Hull has recorded top-10 finishes in all of the majors and has come close to winning four of them. She has finished T2 or 2nd in four majors.

In 2016, Hull came close to winning the Chevron when she finished tied for second, just one shot behind World No. 8 Lydia Ko.

Hull will look to add her first major to her trophy cabinet at the Memorial Park Golf Course in the coming days.

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Written by

Avishek Sarkar

Edited by

Pulkit Prabhav