Charley Hull returned to the tour this week at TPC Boston sporting a new look.
"Gone to the dark side," she wrote on Instagram of her new brunette style.
Golf Channel on-course reporter Karen Stupples noted on the broadcast that Hull's putting coach, Nick Soto, didn't recognize her and walked right past.
The LPGA star, known for her typically blonde locks, returned to the LPGA at the FM Championship for the first time since contending at the AIG Women's British Open, where she tied for sixth. The week after Royal Lytham, Hull finished runner-up to 17-year-old Anna Huang at the PIF London Championship on the Ladies European Tour.
Currently No. 7 in the world, Hull went viral at Lytham after a lottery prank on her caddie turned highly controversial.
Confirmed and promoted to compete in this week's KPMG Women's Irish Open, the English star pulled out of the event at The K Club to compete in Boston, where the purse is among the highest on tour at $4.4 million.
🔥 She’s BACK! 🔥
— KPMG Women's Irish Open (@KPMGWomensOpen) March 20, 2026
World No.3 Charley Hull is set to light up the KPMG Women’s Irish Open once again!
After stealing the show last year, the fan-favourite returns, this time to the iconic The K Club.
Get ready for world-class golf 27-30 August - https://t.co/Hlod5nIjDO pic.twitter.com/vy5ROcRZ6V
Hull, 30, is set to play in her eighth Solheim Cup for Team Europe in two weeks at Bernardus Golf in the Netherlands. Her career record is a stout 15–9–3.
Beth Ann Nichols is a Golfweek senior writer covering the LPGA and women's golf.
This article originally appeared on Golfweek: Charley Hull debuts dramatic new look at LPGA's FM Championship
