Singapore: AIS PLAY is set to broadcast the HSBC Women's World Championship live, bringing the excitement of this distinguished professional women's golf tournament to viewers. Thai athletes will be vying for a total prize pool of US$3 million (approximately 93 million baht) at the Sentosa Golf Club in Singapore from February 26th to March 1st, 2026. Fans in Thailand can catch every pivotal moment and support their golfers as they face top-tier international players through AIS PLAY on smartphones, tablets, and smart TVs. According to Thai News Agency, last week was particularly rewarding for Thai golf enthusiasts as "Pro Gino" Atthaya Thitikul, the world's top-ranked female golfer, clinched victory at the "Honda LPGA Thailand 2026" tournament. This win marks her first at home and her inaugural triumph of the 2026 season. With an eye on another title, "Pro Gino" is competing in the "HSBC Women's World Championship," where she was the runner-up last year, narrowly losing to New Zealand's Lydia Ko by just four strokes. The tournament will also feature top global talent, including Charley Hull from England, Lee Minjee from Australia, and Miyu Yamashita from Japan. In addition to Pro Gino, several other Thai female golfers will be participating, such as "Pro May" Ariya Jutanugarn, ranked 25th in the world, "Pro Mew" Pajaree Anannarukan, ranked 49th, and "Pro Praw" Chanettee Wannasen, ranked 56th. Thai sports fans can watch and support their female golfers on AIS PLAY SPORTS 66 from February 26th to March 1st, 2026, with full coverage from 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM, offering five hours of live broadcasting from the tournament's leading group's first hole to the competition's conclusion.
AIS PLAY to Exclusively Broadcast HSBC Women’s World Championship Live
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