Australia Crowned Champions at 2025 Hanwha LIFEPLUS International Crown
Team Australia secures the title at New Korea Country Club, driven by major-winner Minjee Lee and a united squad
Team Australia sealed victory at the 2025 Hanwha LIFEPLUS International Crown with a compelling performance at New Korea Country Club in Goyang, South Korea.
The Australian quartet of Minjee Lee, Hannah Green, Grace Kim and Stephanie Kyriacou displayed cohesion and competitive grit across the match-play format.
On the final day Australia faced the United States in the championship tie.
In the first singles match Lee defeated Angel Yin 2 and 1 to give Australia an early lead.
Green followed by securing a 2 and 1 win against Yealimi Noh, clinching the title.
With the two singles results decided, the remaining match involving Kim and Kyriacou did not need to finish.
Australia’s path to the title was marked by their shared camaraderie, forged through regular travel and off-course bonding, which the players credited as a key factor in their success.
Lee, ranked world number three and credited with three major championships this season, emphasised the strength of their collective approach.
Green noted her satisfaction in contributing at a pivotal moment after a challenging season.
Kim, making her debut in the event, praised the mentorship of her more experienced teammates and reflected on the momentum gained by the squad.
The win highlights a golden chapter for Australian women’s golf and underscores the team event’s growing value.
The International Crown, now in its fifth edition, features eight national teams competing in a four-day match-play format — three days of four-ball pool play followed by a knockout final day comprising singles and foursomes.
Australia’s performance this week placed them at the forefront of the sport’s team competition arena.
With this triumph, Australia joins the ranks of elite nations to lift the International Crown trophy and sets a standard for future team competitions.
The quartet’s blend of major-winning pedigree and fresh talent signals a deep foundation for Australian women’s golf moving forward.
The Australian quartet of Minjee Lee, Hannah Green, Grace Kim and Stephanie Kyriacou displayed cohesion and competitive grit across the match-play format.
On the final day Australia faced the United States in the championship tie.
In the first singles match Lee defeated Angel Yin 2 and 1 to give Australia an early lead.
Green followed by securing a 2 and 1 win against Yealimi Noh, clinching the title.
With the two singles results decided, the remaining match involving Kim and Kyriacou did not need to finish.
Australia’s path to the title was marked by their shared camaraderie, forged through regular travel and off-course bonding, which the players credited as a key factor in their success.
Lee, ranked world number three and credited with three major championships this season, emphasised the strength of their collective approach.
Green noted her satisfaction in contributing at a pivotal moment after a challenging season.
Kim, making her debut in the event, praised the mentorship of her more experienced teammates and reflected on the momentum gained by the squad.
The win highlights a golden chapter for Australian women’s golf and underscores the team event’s growing value.
The International Crown, now in its fifth edition, features eight national teams competing in a four-day match-play format — three days of four-ball pool play followed by a knockout final day comprising singles and foursomes.
Australia’s performance this week placed them at the forefront of the sport’s team competition arena.
With this triumph, Australia joins the ranks of elite nations to lift the International Crown trophy and sets a standard for future team competitions.
The quartet’s blend of major-winning pedigree and fresh talent signals a deep foundation for Australian women’s golf moving forward.
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