The LPGA HSBC Women’s World Championship is back with a bang, taking place again in Singapore. With the same format as the previous ladies’ PGA Tour, this event also features a field of 72 players and will be taking place in Sentosa Golf Club, Tanjong Course. This time, the prize fund or purse is a whopping $1.8 Million. Who will conquer the greens of Sentosa this weekend? We look at the LPGA HSBC Women’s World Championship 2024 odds and break down the best bets to make on the 2024 LPGA Tour this week.
In the last HSBC Women’s World Championship in 2023, Jin Young Ko managed to successfully defend her previous title from 2022 and emerge victorious at the top again. She carded her final round with 69 to come up at -17 overall, resulting in her taking a two-stroke victory in Singapore, which makes her a formidable opponent indeed.
Is this the perfect opportunity for her to win another tournament, or will someone else take the crown this year? We answer these questions and more with our 2024 LPGA HSBC Women’s Champions betting tips.
| ℹ️ Tournament: | 2024 LPGA Tour, HSBC Women’s World Championship 2024 |
| ⛳️ Venue: | Sentosa Golf Club, Tanjong Course, Sentosa, Singapore |
| 🗓️ Dates: | Thursday 29 February to Sunday, 3 March 2024 |
Before we dive into our LPGA HSBC Women’s World Championship 2024 betting tips, let’s take a look at what our favorite betting apps are saying about the 2024 LPGA tour. Here are the latest LPGA HSBC Women’s World Championship 2024 ladies’ golf odds:
Thanks to her ranking as second in the latest LPGA Drive On Championship 2024, Lydia Ko is leading the betting favorites at 11.00 (10/1). The Kiwi player’s close rival, Lylia Vu, comes in with her betting odds at 12.00 (11/1), and right behind her is the World No. 9 South Korean, Hyo Joo Kim. Xiyu Lin comes in next at 15.00 (14/1), with Jin Young Ko right with her at 15.00 (14/1) as well, wrapping up the top five betting favorites.
Taking place every year since 2008, the 2024 HSBC Women’s Champions is a staple tournament, besides the five Major Championships. The first tournament in 2008 took place at Tanah Merah Country Club in eastern Singapore. It was played on the Garden Course with 78 of the top LPGA players at the time.
This year’s event will be played on the Tanjong Course of the Sentosa Golf Club in Singapore, which is par 72 and 6,749 meters in length or overall yardage. With a $1,800,000 prize fund that the top LPGA players will be fighting for in a four-day-long event, this is one of the most lucrative events of the year.
With the exception of 2018, this women’s golf event has been dominated by Asian players, specifically from South Korea, who have won every edition since 2019. Will we see a repeat in 2024? Read on for our female golf Women’s Champions LPGA 2024 predictions and betting picks from the best online bets app.
Moving on to the highlight of our discussion, we analyze the Ladies PGA HSBC Women’s Champions 2024 betting odds and handpick the most favorable bets for the tournament.
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We have taken a look at the international betting company odds and come to the obvious conclusion that Lydia Ko is going to win. The professional New Zealand golfer was successful in her career from a young age, holding multiple of the youngest accolades on the LPGA tour. She won the Evian Championship in France in 2015 at the age of 18, becoming the youngest woman to win a major championship.
Her overall track record proves that she is more than capable of taking the title and emerging victorious as the HSBC Women’s Champion 2024. Betting odds also say the same, being the most favorable at 11.00 (10/1).
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Hyo Joo Jim is a formidable opponent, being the World No. 9 as a South Korean professional golfer. Her odds are high up there at 13.00 (12/1), close behind Lydia Ko making her a strong contender who we predict will finish in the top five. She won the 2014 Evian Championship and also set the record for lowest 18-hole score at a major with a 61 in the first round.
The LPGA HSBC Women’s World Championship 2024 takes place in Sentosa, Singapore, this week, with the top competitors on the LPGA Tour squaring up for their share of $1,800,000. We say that it will be Lydia Ko who lifts the trophy here, with Hyo Joo Kim posing a serious threat.
