Paula Creamer sank the putt of her life to claim victory in the HSBC Women’s Champions following a two-hole play-off with Spaniard Azahara Munoz at the Sentosa Golf Club this afternoon. 

Once again the tournament, dubbed Asia’s Major, went down to the wire, with the 27 year old American picking up a vital birdie on the 15th hole to secure her place in the play-off, ending the day with a 3-under par 69, taking her to 10-under par for the tournament.

Giles Morgan, Global Head of Sponsorship and Events at HSBC said, “HSBC Women’s Champions is one of the toughest tournaments in world golf and in this, its 7th edition in Singapore, it’s once again lived up to its billing as ‘Asia’s major’. Thousands have enjoyed our flagship women’s event and the superb performances of one of the strongest fields ever assembled in Asia. Our congratulations go to Paula Creamer on winning in such fantastic style. The Serapong is a true test of golf and she is very deserving of the title ‘Champion of Champions’ after battling against the best players in the world all week.

 “At HSBC we continue to open up the world of golf and invest in the game at every level around the world. It’s wonderful to see the HSBC Women’s Champions firmly establish itself as Singapore’s premiere golf event, the best women’s event in Asia and one of the leading events in world golf.”