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Hannah Green Wins 3rd Straight Major

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Hannah Green secures her third consecutive major-tour title, setting a new Australian golf record, and solidifying her place among golf legends like Karrie Webb and Greg Norman.

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Hannah Green Wins 3rd Straight Major

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Sydney News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Hannah Green Wins 3rd Straight Major. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Hannah Green has made Australian golf history by winning her third straight major tour title at the Australian WPGA Championship on the Gold Coast. The world number seven finished at 16 under par. Four strokes clear of the field with rounds of 65, 67, 67, and 69. She started the final day with a two-shot lead and built it to six early on, but some wayward drives gave Challenger's hope. Green's Alexandra Forsterling charged to 12 under, while South Africa's Cassandra Alexander recovered from early bogies to tie for second. Fans and players alike are buzzing over Green's grit and scrambling back from those tense moments. Her victory caps a dominant stretch, no other Australian pro has matched, putting her in rare company ahead of icons like Carrie Webb and Greg Norman. This triumph follows her recent Australian open win and seventh LPGA title at Singapore's Women's World Championship. The $600,000 event, closed sanctioned by the ladies European tour marked its return after

a cyclone cancellation last year. Green's hot streak signals big things ahead for Australian golf, with the tournament set to thrill again next year at Sanctuary Cove. That's the story for today. Getty News Today, Driven by AI, I'm Corey with The Story.

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