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Hannah Green Triumphs Again at HSBC Women's Championship

3/2/2026

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Summary

Story summary

Hannah Green, an Australian golfer, won the HSBC Women's World Championship in Singapore, her second title at the event, with a 14-under 274.
Green edged out Auston Kim, an American golfer, by one stroke.
A pivotal moment came on the par-5 eighth hole, where Green nearly achieved an albatross.
This was Green's first win with her husband, Jarryd Felton, as her caddie, following her 2024 Singapore victory.

History

Historical Context

The HSBC Women's World Championship, first held in 2008, has become a key event on the LPGA Tour, showcasing women's golf's growth. In 2019, Hannah Green's victory in Singapore, with her husband as caddie, underscored the sport's competitive spirit and the increasing visibility of female athletes, reflecting broader changes in sports culture and inspiring future generations.

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Story summary

Hannah Green, an Australian golfer, won the HSBC Women's World Championship in Singapore, her second title at the event, with a 14-under 274.
Green edged out Auston Kim, an American golfer, by one stroke.
A pivotal moment came on the par-5 eighth hole, where Green nearly achieved an albatross.
This was Green's first win with her husband, Jarryd Felton, as her caddie, following her 2024 Singapore victory.

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