HSBC Women’s World Championship

Apr TO May

Be dazzled by showcases of golf mastery, as the world’s top female golfers battle for the championship title at Sentosa Golf Club.

HSBC Women's World Championship 2021 Key Visual

The HSBC Women’s World Championship marks a welcome return for the best of women’s golf to Singapore after its one-year hiatus due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Muni He, a Professional golfer at the HSBC Women’s World Championship

Some of the best golfers from all over the world will compete for the top spot at the HSBC Women’s World Championship

Jin Young Ko swinging in action

Some of the best golfers from all over the globe will be vying for the top spot at this year’s HSBC Women’s World Championship.

Wideshot of HSBC Women’s World 2019 Champion - South Korean Minjee Lee.

The 2021 edition of the HSBC Women’s World Championship makes its much anticipated return to Singapore, with the world’s greatest female golf players invited to grace the greens and compete for ultimate honours.

Dubbed ‘Asia’s Major’ amongst pundits and golf fans, the HSBC Women’s World Championship has cemented the Lion City’s reputation as one of the world’s most exciting destinations for world-class sporting events. This year’s tournament tees off from 29 April to 2 May 2021, returning to Sentosa Golf Club.

We are the champions

Wide shot of Inbee Park at the 2019 HSBC Women’s World Championship.

This edition will see international stars of the sport – World No.1 Jin-young Ko, two-time winner of the tournament Inbee Park, major winner Danielle Kang from the U.S. and five-time LPGA Tour winner Minjee Lee – return to the Tanjong course.

Against all odds

Safe Management Measures

HSBC Women’s World Championship 2021 will be a limited attendance event, with safety restrictions set to remain in place until after the tournament. Prioritising the safety of players, officials and corporate guests, health and safety protocols including prevailing safe management measures (SMMs) will be strictly adhered to. Despite the restrictions and challenges brought upon by the pandemic, the tournament strives to bring back the thrilling actions that fans are looking forward to.

Vitual Content

Look forward to curated content on HSBC Women’s World Championship’s social and digital platforms that aims to engage fans and online spectators, bringing one closer to the actions than ever before. Fans and followers can look out for the series of exclusive content on the official tournament channels:

Twitter: @HWWCGolf

Facebook: HSBC Women’s World Championship

Instagram: @hsbcwomensgolf

LinkedIn: HSBC Women’s World Championship