Self-assured may be the best way to describe the British golfer who sits eighth in the Rolex Women's World Golf Rankings.

British golfer Charley Hull opened up in an exclusive interview about her rising global profile, social media presence, and upcoming participation in the inaugural WTGL simulator league. The world No. 8 recently revealed she participated in a shoot for Sports Illustrated Swimsuit, following viral social media attention. Hull spoke ahead of taking part in the on!vitational event at the SoFi Center in South Florida.
Hull, who will represent Atlanta Drive GC when the WTGL launches in November, also addressed an invitation from Donald Trump to play a round of golf following a Windsor Castle state banquet. Additionally, Hull shared her perspective on the growth of women's sports, stating that female athletes should embrace both their competitive drive and their image without facing criticism.
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