Australian golfer Hannah Green achieves career-best ranking of eight
Australian golfer Hannah Green won the LA Championship 2024 and jumped 10 places to a career-best world No. 8 in the latest Women’s World Golf Rankings.
olympics.comHere’s the latest on Hannah Green (golfer):
- In late February 2026, she won the HSBC Women’s World Championship in Singapore, extending her LPGA Tour victories to seven and defeating fellow Australian Minjee Lee in a final-round surge [AAP News: “Crazy: Green in seventh heaven after latest LPGA win”; published 2026-02-28]. This marks a major recent success on the LPGA Tour [AAP News: 2026-02-28].
- In March 2026, she continued strong form by winning the Australian Women’s PGA Championship in Australia, signaling a hot streak on home soil [Newswire coverage: 2026-03-21].
- Earlier in 2026 or late 2025, she remained a prominent figure on the LPGA circuit with multiple top-10s and ongoing talk about Olympic prospects, consistent with her trajectory from recent seasons [Olympics/World Ranking context from 2024–2025 coverage].
Notes:
- Multiple sources from early 2026 report a hat-trick-like run and Singapore win as her latest major result, with continued momentum into March in Australia [AAP News; Newswire 2026-03-21].
- For broader context, Hannah Green has a history of LPGA titles and high world rankings, including career-best rankings around 2024 [Olympics/Ranking coverage 2024].
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