Chinese golfer Sui Xiang claimed the Moutai Singapore Ladies Masters title on June 14, 2026, edging out her nearest rival by a single stroke at Laguna National Golf Resort Club’s Masters Course in Singapore [1, 2, 3]. The 27-year-old, ranked world No. 436, finished the tournament with a seven-under 209 total, including a final-round 73 (+1) [1, 2, 3]. Sui earned US$21,600 from the tournament’s US$120,000 prize fund [1, 2, 3].
Philippines’ Florence Bisera finished runner-up, shooting a final round 70, just one stroke behind Sui [1, 2, 3]. Canadian amateur Shauna Liu and Indonesian Holly Halim tied for third place, each posting a one-under 71 in the final round [1, 2, 3]. Singapore’s Tan ended tied for 30th place [1, 2, 3].
Play during the final round was suspended for slightly more than one hour at 3:05pm due to inclement weather [1, 2, 3]. Despite the interruption, Sui maintained composure in the closing moments. She said, "Overall my mental state was pretty good today, though I was definitely quite nervous for the last few shots, but anyone would probably be nervous in a situation like that" [1].
Sui's victory ended a three-year title drought. Her previous professional wins include the Tianjin Ladies Challenge in April 2023 and her maiden pro title at the 2022 Guowei Centre Plaza Zhuhai Challenge [1, 2, 3]. She credited improvements in her long game and putting, along with increased physical fitness, for the win. "It’s been three years since I last won a title, so the win this week is definitely very encouraging and it’ll motivate me to keep training and competing," she said. "I also really enjoy competing at this event in Singapore ... I feel like I’ve made up for it with today’s performance" [1].
Sui recently recorded nine top-10 finishes in 22 starts on the China Ladies Professional Golf tour, highlighting consistent form leading into the win [1, 2, 3].
