HSBC Women’s World Championship Winners and History

HSBC Women’s World Championship Winners and History

Inaugurated in 2008, the HSBC Women’s World Championship is a limited field event held in Singapore and sanctioned by the LPGA. It replaced the HSBC Women’s Match Play Championship, which ran from 2005 – 2007.

The current field consists of 63 players. To ensure an invitation, a player must have won an LPGA tournament in 2013 or have finished the year in the Top 20 of the Rolex Rankings. Others are invited based on rankings. Because it is a limited field event, there is no cut. All competitors will play four rounds.

In 2008 and 2008, the field was 78 players, with a $2 million purse. The current purse is $1.4 million, with the winner taking $210,000.

The HSBC Women’s Champions tournament was played on the Garden Course of the Tanah Merah Country Club in eastern Singapore, adjacent to Singapore Changi Airport from 2008 to 2012. It is now played at the Serapong Course at the Sentosa Golf Club in Sentosa.

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Tanah Merah Country Club in eastern Singapore

HSBC, a financial corporation, is the title sponsor of the tournament as well as several events on the PGA TOUR.

A complete list of HSBC Women’s World Championship winners follows:

Year Winner Score Margin
2025Lydia Ko275 (-13)5 shots
2024Hannah Green275 (-13)1 strokes
2023Jin Young Ko (2)271 (-17)2 strokes
2022Jin Young Ko271 (-17)2 strokes
2021 Kim Hyo-joo 271 (-17) 1 strokes
2020 COVID  
2019 Park Sung-hyun 273 (-15) 2 strokes
2018 Michelle Wie 271 (-17) 1 strokes
2017 Inbee Park (2) 269 (-19) 1 strokes
2016 Jang Ha-Na 269 (-19) 4 strokes
2015 Inbee Park 273 (-15) 2 strokes
2014 Paula Creamer 278 (-10) playoff
2013 Stacey Lewis 273(-15) 1 strokes
2012 Angela Stanford 278 (-10) playoff
2011 Karrie Webb 275 (-13) 1 strokes
2010 Ai Miyazato 278 (-10) 2 strokes
2009 Jiyai Shin 277 (-11) 2 strokes
2008 Lorena Ochoa 268 (-20) 11 strokes

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