The LPGA Tour is moving to Singapore! Fans witnessed stunning action at the 2025 Honda LPGA Thailand. After 4 grueling days, Angel Yin captured her second LPGA Tour victory. The pro golfers will now move on to their next challenge in the Asian leg of the league.

Fans will get to watch their favorite stars play in the 2025 HSBC Women’s World Championship. Those living in Singapore can visit the Tanjong Course in the Sentosa Golf Club from February 27 – March 2, 2025, to get a first-hand experience of the action. Tickets to the event are still available for purchase. But how will the fans from other parts of the world be able to watch the tournament? Let’s find out.

2025 HSBC Women’s World Championship broadcast schedule

In the last edition of the HSBC Women’s World Championship, Hannah Green beat Celine Boutier, Brooke Henderson, & Co. to win. Now, she is back to defend her title from the likes of Charley Hull, Lydia Ko, and 2x winner Jin Young Ko. And fans can watch all the exciting contests live on television and via stream.

Per the official NBC Sports website, fans can watch the 2025 HSBC Women’s World Championship on the Golf Channel and Peacock. All four rounds of the tournament will begin at the same time. The event will begin at 9:30 PM (EST) from February 26 to March 1. Every round will run past midnight, finishing at 2:30 AM from February 27 to March 2. Fans will also be able to stream the tournament live on the NBC website.

Now that the TV schedule is revealed, let’s take a look at the field to predict who can win the 2025 HSBC Women’s World Championship.

Best bets for the Singapore event

Hannah Green is undoubtedly one of the favorites going into the tournament. She was the last one to win the title and knows how to perform at the Sentosa Golf Club. Green will present a tough challenge to the entire field in the 2025 HSBC Women’s World Championship. But it is Jin Young Ko who will be her biggest challenger at the Tanjong Course. Ko had back-to-back wins in the event in 2022 and 2023. On both occasions, she secured a 17-under par 271 to win the title. Interestingly, Green had only managed a 13-275 in 2024 to win the tournament.

Another player who will always be a threat in any LPGA Tour event is Lydia Ko. The New Zealander had a terrific 2024 capturing three titles in the season. This year, Ko has already established that she is closing in on her retirement and wants to go out with a bang. That means the 27-year-old will be going all out in every LPGA Tour event she plays in. Speaking of going all out, Charley Hull has also been intensely training to stay in the best shape possible to perform at the highest level. Desperate to break her losing streak on the Tour, Hull will be another major threat to Green’s defense.

Who are you placing your bets on to win the 2025 HSBC Women’s World Championship? Let us know in the comments section.