“Just try, and have a little patience…” Our patience finally paid off. For the first time in over 20 years, UK pop band Take That finally took to the Singapore stage for a one-off concert – all thanks to the HSBC Women’s Champions 2016.
For the past few years, the HSBC Women’s Champions had been a relatively low-key event, focused at gathering and featuring only the best in golf at the Sentosa Golf Club. But this year, the largest women’s golf tournament in Asia did away with the solemnity of the occasion and delivered a four-day spectacle that consisted of the three Greats: great golf, great food, and great music.
On the golfing front, South Korean Ha Na Jang took home the trophy, becoming the third South Korean (Jiyai Shin won in 2009 and Inbee Park won in 2015) to clinch the champion title. While golf fans relished in the exhilarating atmosphere of the tournament, we – admittedly more inclined to the food and music – basked in our fair share of the entertainment.
For the past few years, the HSBC Women’s Champions had been a relatively low-key event, focused at gathering and featuring only the best in golf at the Sentosa Golf Club. But this year, the largest women’s golf tournament in Asia did away with the solemnity of the occasion and delivered a four-day spectacle that consisted of the three Greats: great golf, great food, and great music.
On the golfing front, South Korean Ha Na Jang took home the trophy, becoming the third South Korean (Jiyai Shin won in 2009 and Inbee Park won in 2015) to clinch the champion title. While golf fans relished in the exhilarating atmosphere of the tournament, we – admittedly more inclined to the food and music – basked in our fair share of the entertainment.
