+++ Sei Young Kim from South Korea secures home victory at the BMW Ladies Championship +++ First title for the 32-year-old major champion in five years +++ Lucy Li (USA) wins all-electric BMW i7 eDrive50 with a hole-in-one +++ 66,000 fans attend tournament week at Pine Beach Golf Links +++
+++ American golfer Lucy Li secures one of three Hole-in-One Vehicles during the first round of the BMW Ladies Championship +++ Li achieves the most valuable hole-in-one of her career +++ Fourth Hole-in-One Award in the tournament's history +++ Two more chances for the world-class field: BMW iX and MINI John Cooper Works Countryman ALL4 still up for grabs +++
+++ South Korea's only LPGA tournament takes place from October 16 to 19 for the first time at Pine Beach Golf Links +++ World-class field led by defending champion Hannah Green (AUS) tees off +++ 78 players compete for $2.3 million in prize money and three Hole-in-One Awards: the all-electric BMW i7 and BMW iX, as well as the MINI John Cooper Works Countryman ALL4 +++
Hannah Green (AUS) wins BMW Ladies Championship after thrilling finale +++ One-stroke lead over Celine Boutier (FRA) +++ 50,671 spectators attend the tournament hosted by BMW Korea +++
+++ The all-electric BMW i5 and BMW i7 are this year’s Hole-in-One Awards at the BMW Ladies Championship +++ World-class field at Seowon Valley Country Club (KOR) will have more chances this weekend for the perfect shot +++ Three luxury cars have been awarded in the tournament's history +++
+++ BMW Ladies Championship (October 17-20, 2024, Seowon Valley Country Club, South Korea) features a world-class field +++ Lydia Ko (New Zealand) and Esther Henseleit (Germany), the gold and silver medalists from Paris, are competing in the only LPGA tournament in South Korea +++ Four reigning major champions will tee off +++
+++ Australian defeats Alison Lee (USA) in a playoff +++ 60,000 spectators witness a world-class field at Seowon Valley Country Club +++ Fully electric BMW Courtesy Car fleet for players at the only LPGA tournament in Korea +++
+++ World-class field for the BMW Ladies Championship (19th to 22nd October 2023, Seowon Valley Country Club, KOR) +++ Nelly Korda (USA) set to make her first appearance +++ BMW provides two fully electric hole-in-one cars +++
+++ Lydia Ko posts an excellent final round (-7) to defeat a world-class field +++ 81,675 fans in attendance at the BMW Ladies Championship 2022 +++ Weekend becomes a festival of holes-in-one +++
+++ Spectators have two valuable aces to cheer in round three of the BMW Ladies Championship +++ Na Yeon Choi (KOR) wins a BMW X7, Ariya Jutanugarn (THA) is rewarded with a BMW 7 Series +++ A first in the BMW Group’s long involvement in international golf +++
Two of the four rounds have now been played at the BMW Ladies Championship at Oak Valley Country Club (Wonju, South Korea). The lead is currently held by American Andrea Lee (-12). The only German in the field, Esther Henseleit, currently lies in 67th place. In an interview, the 23-year-old discusses what she particularly enjoys about the BMW Ladies Championship, what you can learn from success, and the exciting golf course.
+++ Round one of the 2022 BMW Ladies Championship is underway +++ Two Hole-in-One Cars await new owners: THE 7 and THE X7 +++
+++ The world’s best women tee off at the BMW Ladies Championship (19th to 23rd November) at Oak Valley Country Club +++ World number one Jin Young Ko defends the title at her home tournament +++ Biggest prize purse in women’s golf outside the USA +++
The BMW global involvement in professional golf will include a strengthened presence in ladies golf for the 2021 season. In addition to holding the second edition of the BMW Ladies Championship in South Korea, BMW will be partnering at a Ladies Major for the first time – the Amundi Evian Championship – and at another first in the world of professional golf, at the Scandinavian Mixed Hosted by Henrik & Annika.
A birdie at the third extra hole saw South Korea’s Hana Jang start the celebrations by claiming a home win in the BMW Ladies Championship at the LPGA International Busan. The 27-year-old had 269 strokes (-19) on her scorecard after four rounds, which put her level with Danielle Kang (USA).
BMW Group Korea is hosting the BMW Ladies Championship 2019 at the LPGA International Busan for 4 days from October 24th to 27th, 2019. The preparations to deliver the highest level of premium services to players and spectators are complete, gearing up to make the tournament the ultimate championship in the world.
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