West Australian Hannah Green has completed the WPGA Tour of Australasia major double and extended her winning streak to three after a see-sawing final day at the Australian WPGA Championship.
Hannah Green knows there is a target on her back after navigating a roller-coaster second round to lead the Australian WPGA Championship by two strokes at Sanctuary Cove Golf & Country Club.
Hannah Green’s winning run shows no signs of slowing down after the world No.7 posted a bogey-free six-under 65 to assert early dominance at the Australian WPGA Championship at Sanctuary Cove Golf & Country Club.
The fatigue from finally winning the Australian Open is real, but Hannah Green is adamant that she wants more silverware at this week’s Australian WPGA Championship on the Gold Coast.
The LPGA star has confirmed she will play in Australia’s back-to-back women’s golf ‘majors’ – the 2026 women’s Australian Open and Australian WPGA Championship – in March.
Major champion Hannah Green will be one of the star attractions of the 2026 summer of women’s golf, confirming her return home to compete in both the women’s Australian Open and the Australian WPGA Championship.
The WPGA Championship will be a highlight of a swing of co-sanctioned events between the WPGA Tour of Australasia and the Ladies European Tour, which also includes the 2026 Women’s Australian Open to be held the week before in Adelaide.
Australia’s greatest golf courses were once preserved for the rich and the privileged, but in 2018 there’s barely a course in this country you can’t play.