“Waffling around Brugge with my love”: Charley Hull gets her East Europe outfit ready as she dazzles in new headwear

Charley Hull shared a picture of her East European-themed clothes on her Instagram account on December 5, 2024. The golfer revealed in detail what she wore throughout the day of her trip.

In the photos from her Instagram post, fans got a glimpse of her whole outfit. Hull posed wearing a furry coat along with black latex pants. She also sported her new furry headwear. She completed her Eastern Europe-style outfit with a pair of black ankle-high boots. Hull wrote:

“Dzien dobry! Waffling around Brugge with my love & feeling very Eastern European (I got it from my mama).”

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Hull is currently spending time in Belgium. In her Instagram post, one of the photos showed her taking an evening walk. Fans could also see her enjoying some fresh waffles, topped with strawberry and chocolate sauce.

Below this post, a lot of her followers decided to pen down their thoughts in the comments section. Nelly and Jessica Korda also dropped in and liked her photo. Fellow professional golfer Paris Hilinski also showed her support towards Hull.

“Love this!!!” Hilinski penned down.

“Beautiful style”, one of the fans commented.

“Love The Hat Hullski,” a follower said.

The 29-year-old Charley Hull from Britain led Team Europe in this year’s Solheim Cup. Hull won in three of her five matches. This was her seventh appearance at the event. She also won the Aramco Team Series title in Riyadh.

This win was instrumental in ending her search for a title for the past two years. Hull ended her run in the 2024 LPGA Tour just behind Nelly Korda in The Annika Driven By Gainbridge At Pelican. She ranked T2 on the leaderboard scoring 11-under in total.

Shortly after wrapping up the 2024 CME Group Tour Championship at T16, Hull sent a message to her fans. Expressing her gratitude towards them, she wrote:

“Not the Sunday I wanted at CME Group Tour Championship, but huge thanks to Terry Duffy and CME for continuing to raise the bar for women’s golf.”