Glam golfer and Happy Gilmore 2 star Charley Hull branded ‘Barbie' as she stuns in pink outfit
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GOLF star Charley Hull has sent social media into meltdown with her latest glam post.
Hull, 29, is among the most popular stars on the greens, but she's also set pulses racing with a pink outfit she shared on Instagram.
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Charley Hull took social media by storm once more
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Hull attended a baby shower in a pink outfit
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Hull left her fans in awe on social media
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Hull shares a series of glam snaps on social media
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Hull has amassed 808,000 followers on Instagram
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The British golfer posed in the pink outfit as she attended a baby shower.
Hull added the following caption: "A Beautiful evening for our baby Bells baby shower."
The Kettering ace's 808,000 followers were left in awe as they issued over 22,000 likes and stormed the comments' section.
One fan posted: "Barbie."
Another commented: "Wow!!!"
A third wrote: "Beautiful in pink."
This fan said: "Love."
And that one gushed: "Pink is a perfect color for you Charley."
Hull recently crossed over to Hollywood after a series of impressive golf displays.
The LPGA Tour regular made a brief cameo at Happy Gilmore 2 where she shared the screen with Adam Sandler.
Charley Hull reveals fan's genius pick-up line as glamorous golf star hailed as 'one of us'
Hull has turned heads with her unconventional approach to golf in recent times.
The Solheim Cup star has claimed to not use a yardage book and is often seen smoking cigarettes on the course.
When asked about her training regime recently, Hull revealed that she has been focused more on running than golf.
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