Hannah Green's hot streak continued Sunday as the Srixon staffer claimed her third career title at the JM Eagle LA Championship, sealing victory with a clutch 20-foot putt on the first playoff hole at El Caballero Country Club.
The Australian's triumph marks her eighth LPGA Tour victory and continues what has been a remarkable 2026 campaign. Green has now captured four titles this season, splitting her wins between two on the LPGA Tour and two on the Ladies European Tour.
Green's final-round 68 included a crucial back-nine surge that propelled her into contention. She carded four consecutive birdies on holes 13-16, finding her rhythm at precisely the right moment to force the playoff.
"I don't think I would be doing this or be in contention if I wasn't nervous. Those are the feelings that you want when you're out here. That's what makes you want to do it over and over again. I'm very happy to be on the other end of it," said Green after her victory.
Green's iron play proved decisive throughout the tournament, as she found 80% of greens in regulation. Her ability to control trajectory and shape shots with precision allowed her to attack pins consistently and maintain her position near the top of the leaderboard from start to finish.
Green's equipment setup contributed significantly to her success this week. She relied on her Srixon ZXi5 iron in the 4-iron slot, complemented by Srixon ZXi7 irons from 5-iron through pitching wedge. Her short game arsenal featured Cleveland Golf RTZ Tour Rack wedges in 50°, 56°, and 60° configurations, all with MID bounce. The foundation of her performance was built around the Srixon Z-STAR DIAMOND golf ball, which provided the precision and control she needed to work the ball effectively around the course.
The timing of this victory positions Green perfectly as professional golf heads into its major championship season. With momentum building and her confidence soaring, she enters the upcoming Chevron Championship as one of the tour's most in-form players.
Green's consistent ball-striking and confident short game have become her trademark strengths, allowing her to contend week after week on the LPGA Tour. This latest triumph reinforces her status among the game's elite performers and demonstrates her ability to close out tournaments under pressure.
The victory at El Caballero Country Club adds another chapter to what is shaping up to be a career-defining season for the Australian. Her four wins across two tours highlight her versatility and sustained excellence at the highest level of women's professional golf.