Korean Jiyai Shin played a faultless final round to win the HSBC Women's Champions in Singapore at the Tanah Merah Country Club. Starting the final day six shots behind the overnight leader of, Katherine Hull , Shin birdied the first four holes to close the gap quickly. Paula Creamer tees of during the HSBC Womens Championship. Creamer finished tied for third. Behind Hull and Shin there was a series of interesting battles for the minor placings with Paula Creamer scoring birdie on the 16th and 17th holes and then finding trouble on her first shot on the 18th effectively ending her chance of staging an unlikely win. Her recovery from the bunker still left her short of the green and eventually finishing with a boogie and 8 under for the tournament in equal 3rd place. World number one rated player, Mexican Lorena Ochoa , never troubled the leaders after winning last years HSBC championship and also winning last week at the tour of Thailand. Ochoa finished in sixth place with a final score of seven under. Her chance of scoring back-to-back wins faded with a disappointing second round of 73.
Korean played a faultless final round to win the in Singapore at the Tanah Merah Country Club. Starting the final day six shots behind the overnight leader of, , Shin birdied the first four holes to close the gap quickly. Paula Creamer tees of during the HSBC Womens Championship. Creamer finished tied for third. Behind Hull and Shin there was a series of interesting battles for the minor placings with scoring birdie on the 16th and 17th holes and then finding trouble on her first shot on the 18th effectively ending her chance of staging an unlikely win. Her recovery from the bunker still left her short of the green and eventually finishing with a boogie and 8 under for the tournament in equal 3rd place. World number one rated player, Mexican , never troubled the leaders after winning last years HSBC championship and also winning last week at the tour of Thailand. Ochoa finished in sixth place with a final score of seven under. Her chance of scoring back-to-back wins faded with a disappointing second round of 73.
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Jiyai Shin
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HSBC Women's Champions
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Katherine Hull
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Paula Creamer
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Lorena Ochoa