Singapore’s Wang Mei Zhen named Ladies Champion at BMW Golf Cup World Final 2025.

Singapore. From 23 to 28 March 2026, 96 BMW customers from 33 markets worldwide gathered to compete at the BMW Golf Cup World Final, the world’s largest international amateur golf tournament. Representing Singapore in the Ladies Category, Ms. Wang Mei Zhen clinched first place with 107 net points.

“Congratulations to Ms. Wang on her historic achievement as the first Singaporean to win an individual award at the BMW Golf Cup World Final,” said Rene Gerhard, Managing Director, BMW Group Asia. “Her outstanding performance is an inspiration to golfers and a proud moment for the BMW community across our region. I would also like to commend all our finalists for the camaraderie and sportsmanship they demonstrated throughout the tournament.”

Held at the Fancourt Golf Resort in South Africa, BMW Asia was represented by 10 finalists from Indonesia, Singapore, Vietnam and the Philippines. Throughout the six-day event, participants enjoyed once-on-a-lifetime golfing experiences and immersive cultural celebrations.

The tournament consisted of three rounds in three individual categories and a team category:

“At BMW, being a customer means joining a vibrant community united by shared passions. Golf is a wonderful way for many of our customers to connect, and we are excited to continue fostering these memorable experiences in the years to come,” added Gerhard.

EAGLES FOR EDUCATION: World finalists support UNICEF with 102 eagles.

With its EAGLES FOR EDUCATION initiative, the BMW Group once again supported the United Nations children’s charity UNICEF at the World Final. For each net eagle, 1,000 euros are being donated to the BMW Group’s collaboration with UNICEF, called “BRIDGE. Educating young people for tomorrow, today.

Over the three rounds of the tournament, the world finalists scored 102 net eagles. The focus of the collaboration is to bridge learning gaps within society and create learning and education opportunities in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).  Countries where the BMW Group and UNICEF are working together includes South Africa, Brazil, India, Mexico and Thailand, all countries where BMW Group has a presence.

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About BMW Golf Cup.

BMW Golf Cup has a history that begins in 1982, with the first World Final taking place in 1995. It is currently the largest international amateur tournament series that has hosted more than 800 qualifying tournaments and over 100,000 participating players in more than 40 countries. Amateur golfers from each participating country get together yearly to compete in their National Final for a chance at the BMW Golf Cup World Final on world-class courses, with curated experiences, and special appearances by major world champions.

For more information on the BMW Golf Cup, please visit:

https://www.bmw.com.sg/en/more-bmw/offers-and-services/world-of-golf.html

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