Karrie Webb had an amazing run of 4 birdies over the back nine of the final round to open up a 2 stroke lead, which paved the way to her winning the HSBC Women's Champions 2011. Here are her thoughts on the tournament.

Karrie Webb had an amazing run of 4 birdies over the back nine of the final round to open up a 2 stroke lead, which paved the way to her  winning the HSBC Women's Champions 2011. Here are her thoughts on the tournament.

Ai Miyazato capitalized on Cristie Kerr's mistake at the 17th to win the HSBC Women's Champions 2010 in Singapore. She is the only golfer to score under par for four rounds and she is the first woman in 44 years to win the opening 2 events of the LPGA calendar. Congratulations Ai! Well done!

The popular South Korean golfer pieced together a press conference after her 3rd round at the HSBC Women's Champions 2010. Obliging, friendly and always smiling, who cares if her sentences in English come in bits and pieces. She shot 68-74-69 to head into the final round at 5-under, 2 strokes behind the leaders.

The affable American golfer had a mixed round. She shot 3-under for the first nine but somewhat negated that with a 38 in the final stretch. Still, she leads the field after two rounds with an overall score of 5-under.

Christie Kerr's let-it-go-with-the-flow approach eased her to a share of the lead at 4-under 68. Here, she also gave her thoughts on Rosie Jones' appointment at Solheim Cup captain.

The gregarious Christina Kim shared how she used rage as a driving force during the first round of the HSBC Women's Champions. She also talked about her plans to go shopping here in Singapore.

Her yellow top fits her sunny personality and the hot weather here in Singapore. During this press conference, she describes how her off-season training helped her and how she kept her focus on the golf course.

Michelle Wie is enjoying her time in Singapore and hopes to cap her visit with a win at the HSBC Women’s Champions. In this press conference, she also talked about her shopping trip to Chinatown.

While it is always difficult to win back-to-back titles, Ai Miyazato will approach the HSBC Womens Champions with supreme confidence. The petite Japanese golfer also gave her thoughts about the course at Tanah Merah.

Shin Jiyai, defending champion will be hoping to keep her crown from the likes of Lorena Ochoa, Michelle Wie and Christie Kerr and Ai Miyazato.

Guy Harvey Samuel, CEO of HSBC Singapore, Giles Morgan, HSBC Group Head of Sponsorships and Mike Whan, LPGA Commisioner talks about their visions and expectations for 2010.

Ahead of the HSBC Women's Champions, Yani describes how she got back to playing great golf by learning how to relax and have fun on the golf course. She also mentions how she recovered from a poor run of form in the middle of 2009 by talking to a mental coach.

Top Singaporean amateur Joey Poh qualified for the HSBC Women's Champions for the 2nd time in a rwo. With the help of Feng Shanshan, she will be looking forward to playing better this year. They played a practice round together. Hear their thoughts and expectatations for this year's tournament.