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Sydney — Former US LPGA champion Hannah Green made history on Sunday by becoming the first woman to win a mixed-gender professional golf tournament with a dominant four-shot victory at the TPS Murray River event in Australia.
Hannah Green made history by becoming the first woman to win a mixed-gender professional golf tournament with victory at the TPS Murray River event in Australia.
Former Women's PGA Championship winner Hannah Green became the first woman to win a mixed-gender professional golf tournament on Sunday with a four-stroke victory at the TPS Murray River event in Australia.
Former Women's PGA Championship winner Hannah Green became the first woman to win a mixed-gender professional golf tournament on Sunday with a four-stroke victory at the TPS Murray River event in Australia. Green battled through gusty conditions to record a five-under-par final round of 66 and break a four-way tie with Andrew Evans, Matthew Millar and Blake Collyer. The Australian world number 30 is the first woman to win a 72-hole mixed tournament on a major world tour.
Hannah Green scored a dominant four-shot victory in the $200,000 TPS Murray River, becoming the first woman to win a 72-hole mixed-gender tournament on any of the world's leading golf tours.
Hannah Green has a big fight on her hands as she attempts to become the first woman to win a Webex Players Series golf tournament.
Hannah Green is well on track to become the first woman to win a Webex Players Series event after she took the halfway lead in the $200,000 TPS Murray River tournament.
Major winner Hannah Green has posted her first professional victory on home soil in grand style, claiming the Vic Open by six strokes.