INBEE PARK WINS HSBC TITLE AT 
SINGAPORE, CATRIONA T21 FINISH

 Inbee Park won the HSBC Women's Championship by two strokes with a 15-under-par total of 273 at Singapore.
Over a par-72 course of 6,542yd, the South Korean had scores of 66, 69, 68 and 70, winning from the World No 1, Lydia Ko (NZ) who had rounds of 68, 70, 67 and 70 for 275.
American Stacy Lewis was third on 277 (69-69-67-72).
Catriona Matthew finished T21 on 285 (72-72-71-70).
Yorkshire's Jodi Ewart Shadoff finished T30 with 70-69-75-74 for 288.

INBEE PARK'S FLAWLESS FOUR ROUNDS

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Singapore: Record crowds at Sentosa witnessed world no. 2 Inbee Park crowned ‘Champion of Champions’ following a flawless victory in the HSBC Women’s Champions 2015. The South Korean shot a round of 2-under par 70 to win the title, two shots clear of second placed Lydia Ko
The result saw Park complete a fourth consecutive bogey-free round to finish 15-under par and claim the winner’s cheque of US $210,000. 
Speaking after her victory, a delighted Park said, “It feels great. I thought Singapore wasn't the place that I could win a tournament. Every year has just been really hard to me but last year was the first year I actually had a good finish and that gave me a lot of confidence.
“This week was just incredible.  I don't think I can even believe myself that I didn't make any bogeys for 72 holes.  If I was afraid of the bogeys, I'd probably make bogeys but I thought, whatever happens, it's just meant to be.  I just tried to focus on my game and not think about so many other things.”
Speaking about a bet she made with her father that would see her make US  500 for every birdie, but pay out double for each bogey, Park added: “I just took the bet, and it ended up really nicely!  It gave me extra motivation I guess.  It's so fun and gave me something else to concentrate on.  It's good to have a family here and they are a big energy for me.”
For world no. 1 Lydia Ko, it just wasn’t to be. After what was a slow start by her standards, the world no.1 brought herself right back into contention in Rounds 2 and 3, but wasn’t able to reproduce the magic that saw her claim back to back victories prior to her arrival in Singapore.
Playing an aggressive round on the testing Serapong course, Ko carded three bogeys and five birdies to match Park’s 2-under score of 70. 
Despite the result, the 17 year old New Zealander managed a smile as she came off course before signing autographs and posing for pictures with the hordes of fans assembled by the 18th.
Speaking after her round, Ko said, “I started out well on my front nine, shooting 3‑under through my first seven holes.  Just things didn’t go well from 8 to 13 – I just lost three shots. On this course, it's not that hard to lose shots.  There are some lip‑outs and there are so many close ones.  But I finished well with a birdie on 18.
“I had a great stretch of three weeks and I would have never imagined to have one second place and two wins. So it's great.  This is my best finish here in Singapore, so I'm really looking forward to coming back next year.”
World no. 3 and 2013 champion Stacy Lewis wasn’t so lucky. The Texan landed a ball in a palm tree on the 10th, necessitating a drop, and a wayward third shot on the 18th in the water hazard saw her drop another, finishing in third place, four shots behind the champion. 
 
ALL THE FINAL TOTALS

1	Inbee Park	66	69	68	70				273
2	Lydia Ko	68	70	67	70				275
3	Stacy Lewis	69	69	67	72				277
T4	Shanshan Feng	70	71	68	69				278
T4	So Yeon Ryu	70	69	69	70				278
T4	Azahara Munoz	70	67	70	71				278
7	Caroline Masson	71	68	72	68				279
T8	Ilhee Lee	72	72	71	65				280
T8	Hyo-Joo Kim	70	74	69	67				280
T8	Carlota Ciganda	69	66	74	71				280
T8	Anna Nordqvist	69	70	68	73				280
T12	Lexi Thompson	69	75	70	67				281
T12	Na Yeon Choi	71	74	67	69				281
T12	Lizette Salas	70	72	69	70				281
T12	Suzann Pettersen	71	68	68	74				281
T16	Sei-Young Kim	73	73	70	67				283
T16	Mo Martin	68	72	73	70				283
T18	Brittany Lincicome	74	71	67	72				284
T18	Jenny Shin	68	70	73	73				284
T18	Jessica Korda	72	67	70	75				284
T21	Catriona Matthew	72	72	71	70				285
T21	Danielle Kang	70	70	72	73				285
T21	Yani Tseng	66	75	71	73				285
T21	Karrie Webb	68	70	74	73				285
T25	Haru Nomura	70	70	75	71				286
T25	Beatriz Recari	72	74	70	70				286
T27	Chella Choi	73	70	73	71				287
T27	Karine Icher	74	71	70	72				287
T27	Mina Harigae	73	73	69	72				287
T30	Jane Park	73	71	72	72				288
T30	Jodi Ewart Shadoff	70	69	75	74				288
T30	Pornanong Phatlum	75	71	69	73				288
T30	Minjee Lee	70	73	75	70				288
T34	Belen Mozo	72	71	72	74				289
T34	Christina Kim	73	75	69	72				289
T34	Mi Hyang Lee	73	72	70	74				289
T37	Angela Stanford	67	74	74	75				290
T37	Hee Young Park	69	76	70	75				290
T37	Meena Lee	71	70	76	73				290
T37	Mirim Lee	75	75	68	72				290
T37	Mariajo Uribe	68	76	74	72				290
T37	In Gee Chun	74	71	74	71				290
T37	Julieta Granada	74	74	72	70				290
T37	Austin Ernst	73	72	75	70				290
T37	Gerina Piller	71	74	75	70				290
T46	Morgan Pressel	73	72	70	76				291
T46	Cristie Kerr	73	74	71	73				291
T46	I.K. Kim	74	70	74	73				291
T46	Jing Yan	72	73	73	73				291
T46	Line Vedel	78	69	73	71				291
T51	Michelle Wie	73	70	74	75				292
T51	Q Baek	77	69	73	73				292
T51	Amy Yang	71	72	76	73				292
T51	Pernilla Lindberg	73	73	74	72				292
T55	Eun-Hee Ji	72	74	72	75				293
T55	Paula Creamer	74	71	74	74				293
T57	Brittany Lang	72	75	71	76				294
T57	Haeji Kang	72	74	74	74				294
59	Lee-Anne Pace	72	70	79	76				297
60	Caroline Hedwall	75	76	66	81				298
61	Sandra Gal	73	71	78	78				300
62	M.J. Hur	78	71	76	76				301
63	Sock Hwee Koh	79	77	76	75				307