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Charley Hull's Obsession With Science Explains Why She Has Albert Einstein in Her Dream Fivesome 

Charley Hull smiles to a fan cheering her name during the second round of the Kroger Queen City Championship at TPC River's Bend in Maineville, Ohio, on Friday, Sept. 12, 2025.

World No. 6 Charley Hull is gaining recognition for both her ball-striking skills and her intellectual curiosity.

Preparing to defend her crown at the Kroger Queen City Championship, Charley shared her unique point of view on life during a press conference ahead of the tournament in Ohio.

"I've always been obsessed with science, history, and geography," Hull said while expanding on her Par 3 Podcast comments about including Albert Einstein in her dream fivesome.

Despite dropping out of school at a young age, the English professional claims to be knowledgeable about different difficult subjects.

Her inquisitiveness about the world has also influenced the rest of her dream fivesome, which includes Seve Ballesteros, Ben Hogan, and her father.

"I just ordered a book, actually, about the Stoics, Stoicism, and stuff. I find stuff like that amazing," she went on to say.

She believes that applying scientific and philosophical logic to what is within her control makes for a much happier life.

Hull connects this intellectual curiosity to her performance, noting that she plays much better when she isn't "golf obsessed."

Applying Scientific Logic to the Fairways 

Being an analytical person is another aspect that explains why Hull loves “quirky” and “interesting” courses that require precision in terms of distance.

She navigates these challenges by maintaining a perspective focused on personal enjoyment rather than rigid performance expectations.

"Like how if it's not in your control, you don't really have to worry about it," Hull said while discussing the mindset she used to deal with physical setbacks, including a snapped ankle ligament that affected her back and swing.

She often uses the phrase "shy kids don't get sweets" when talking about the importance of asking questions, listening to others, and taking chances instead of staying quiet.

The English golfer returns to Cincinnati after recording four top-25 finishes this season and will look to defend her title at the Kroger Queen City Championship.

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Written by

Abhishek Sharma

Edited by

Pulkit Prabhav