In response to a growing wave of fake accounts impersonating her, Charley Hull spoke out, saying, “I addressed this issue a few weeks ago, but after a recent incident at a tournament, I feel compelled to reiterate: I will never ask for money or gift cards in exchange for meet-and-greets or fan club memberships. These so-called clubs are scams run by fraudsters.”

Hull clarified that her official online presence is limited to her verified accounts—@charley.hull on Instagram and @hullcharley on X (formerly Twitter)—and confirmed that she does not use TikTok. She urged her fans to report any suspicious profiles, stating, “There are SO many fake accounts pretending to be me. If you encounter one, please report it. By working together, we can combat these scammers.”

Known for her candid demeanor, Hull has made headlines before. In May, she went viral for casually smoking a cigarette while signing autographs at the U.S. Women’s Open. More recently, she broke a two-year winless streak by winning the Aramco Team Series title on the Ladies European Tour, reaffirming her status as one of the LPGA’s elite players.