After last year's HSBC slip-up, Hannah Green looks to make amends at Sentosa
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BUOYED by a dramatic victory at last month's TPS Murray River Open in Australia, Hannah Green is motivated to settle a score at the HSBC Women's Golf Championship which tees off at Sentosa Golf Club's Tanjong course on Thursday (Mar 3).
The 25-year-old Perth resident was cruising to victory at the HSBC event last year, until back-to-back- bogeys ruined her chances to allow Kim Hyo-joo to edge her out by a stroke after the South Korean shot a sensational eight-under 64 against Hannah's 69 on the final day.
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