A closer look at the biggest achievements of Hannah Green (golfer). Awards, milestones, and records that define success.
Hannah Green is a highly accomplished Australian professional golfer. She competes on the LPGA Tour, Ladies European Tour, and WPGA Tour of Australasia. Her impressive career includes sixteen professional victories, seven of which are on the LPGA Tour. Notably, Green secured a major championship title at the 2019 Women's PGA Championship, solidifying her position among the elite golfers.
In 2012, Hannah Green was a member of the Australian team that defeated New Zealand 34.5–13.5 in the Trans Tasman Cup, an amateur team competition between the two nations.
In 2014, Hannah Green won the WA Amateur Championship, and the Dunes Medal.
In 2015, Hannah Green helped Australia secure victory at the Astor Trophy, a tournament featuring teams from the Commonwealth. She also won the Karrie Webb scholarship, which gave her financial support for travel expenses as well as coaching from Karrie Webb. That year, she won the Victorian Women's Amateur Championship, and, while still playing as an amateur, finished second in the Handa New Zealand Women's Open Championship behind world number one Lydia Ko.
On 1 September 2019, Hannah Green won her second LPGA Tour event at the Cambia Portland Classic. In December, Green was awarded the Greg Norman Medal.
In 2019, Hannah Green won the Women's PGA Championship, marking her first major title and first LPGA Tour title. This victory also made her the third Australian woman to win a major event in the sport.
In February 2022, Hannah Green claimed a six-shot victory at the Women's Victorian Open, before winning the TPS Murray River tournament.
In May 2023, Hannah Green was victorious at the JM Eagle LA Championship after defeating Aditi Ashok and Lin Xiyu in a playoff, marking her third LPGA Tour title. Later that month, she represented Australia at the International Crown.
In 2025, Hannah Green helped Australia win the International Crown for the first time.
In 2026, Hannah Green won the HSBC Women's World Championship for a second time in Singapore, with her husband as her caddie. Two weeks later, she won the Women's Australian Open, securing her first Ladies European Tour title. The following week, Green secured her third successive victory, by triumphing at the Australian WPGA Championship.
In 2026, Hannah Green won three consecutive tournaments, including her first victory on the Ladies European Tour.
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