Australia’s very own World No.6 Hannah Green is set to defend her title at the HSBC Women’s World Championship at Sentosa Golf Club in Singapore, February 27 – March 2, 2025.
The 2019 KPMG Women’s PGA champion won the 2024 edition by one stroke over France’s Celine Boutier. The 27-year-old closed with a final-round 67, making three birdies in the last three holes, including a 30-foot birdie putt on the 18th, to capture her fourth LPGA title. This victory made her the second Australian to win the event, following Karrie Webb in 2011.
“I’m really excited to return to the HSBC Women’s World Championship next year and defend my title. Winning at Sentosa last year was incredible, especially with that thrilling finish and unforgettable putt.” Said Green. “Even before my win, this event has always been one of my favourites on tour – HSBC does an excellent job with hosting us, and Sentosa Golf Club does the same preparing the course. Coming back as the defending champion makes it even more special. It’s been a strong year for me, and I’m hoping to carry this momentum into the next season.”
Since her win in Singapore, Green has added two more LPGA Tour titles to her name. She successfully defended her title at the JM Eagle LA Championship in April and triumphed at the BMW Ladies Championship in October, once again edging out Céline Boutier by one stroke.
Tickets for next year’s 17th edition of the HSBC Women’s World Championship will go on sale Thursday, December 12th, at 12pm SGT. There’s a special early bird offer with a 20% discount on weekend seasonal and four-day seasonal tickets only. In addition, the first 100 tickets to be purchased will receive an exclusive HWWC Goodie Bag to be redeemed on-site.
New for the 2025 edition is a special ticket category designed to offer fans a unique way to experience the tournament. The Viewing Deck Experience, strategically positioned between the 9th and 11th greens, provides unrivalled views of all the world-class action. Each ticket includes general admission, exclusive access to the viewing deck, a $40 F&B voucher, two complimentary alcoholic beverages and two non-alcoholic beverages, and a set of tournament merchandise featuring a ball marker and sports towel.
For detailed information on ticket sales, please visit www.hsbcgolf.com/womens/tickets .
Kee Joo Wong, CEO HSBC Singapore commented, “We can’t wait for ‘Asia’s Major’ to return to Singapore for the 17th edition of the HSBC Women’s World Championship. At HSBC, we are dedicated to opening up a world of opportunity for women in sport and to showcase the best of women’s golf in the global hub of Singapore. We’re especially excited to welcome back defending champion Hannah Green, whose thrilling final birdie putt in the last round secured her victory last year. Sentosa Golf Club has also been an exceptional host for this event, and we eagerly look forward to the 2025 championship.”
Grant Slack, Executive Vice President and Managing Director of Golf Events at IMG, added, “We are incredibly proud to collaborate with HSBC and our esteemed partners to host the 2025 HSBC Women’s World Championship, a tournament that continues to elevate women’s golf in Singapore and across the Asia-Pacific region.
We are immensely grateful for the unwavering support of our partners—HSBC, the Singapore Tourism Board, Sentosa Golf Club, the LPGA, and all our sponsors—whose dedication has been instrumental in the success of the past 16 editions. We’re thrilled to welcome back Hannah Green alongside a stellar world-class field, promising unforgettable moments for golf fans in Singapore. This year, we are also dedicated to creating innovative experiences for fans of all ages, further cementing the tournament’s status as ‘Asia’s Major.’”
Of the 16 editions, 14 have been won by major champions, a testament to the golfers’ claim that this is ‘Asia’s Major’. The 2024 field featured a diverse field, with players from 22 nationalities, including 20 Major champions and 8 of the world’s top 10.
The 72-hole stroke play tournament will once again be played on the renowned Tanjong Course at Sentosa Golf Club, which hosts its 12th edition of the tournament. Celebrated for its commitment to sustainability initiatives in golf globally, Sentosa Golf Club proudly holds the titles for, ‘Asia’s Best Golf Course’, ‘Asia’s Best Eco-Friendly Golf Facility’ and ‘Singapore’s Best Golf Course’ as awarded at the 2024 World Golf Awards.