World's best set for Singapore

 

  The battle for the coveted 'Champion of Champions' title heated up on Monday when it was confirmed that the world's top ten players will be in cheap golf clubs Singapore to compete for top honours at the 2010 HSBC Women's Champions from 25-28 February.

  Leading the charge are past champions and the world's top two players for the 2009 season, Lorena Ochoa (1) of Mexico and Korean sensation Jiyai Shin (2).

The remaining eight players in the top ten of the Rolex Women's World Golf Rankings are all champions from the past two taylormade r9 fairway wood seasons and will be eager to get the 2010 season off to a solid start as Singapore takes the second week on this year's Ladies Professional Golf a**ociation (LPGA) calendar with a prize purse of US$1.3 million.

  Joining the stellar line up will be the taylormade r9 irons exciting 23-year-old LPGA rookie Amanda Blumenherst who has been awarded one of the coveted sponsor's ping g10 irons invites at this year's tournament.

Blumenherst, from Arizona in the United States, turned professional in June 2009 following multiple accolades in her amateur career including the U.S. Women's taylormade r7 cgb max fairway wood Amateur title in 2008 and the only three-time National Player of the Year at Duke University.

  "I am very excited to have been invited to take part in the HSBC Women's Champions and look forward to competing amongst the best players in the world," said Blumenherst.

  "I am really grateful to HSBC for giving me the opportunity to play with such an elite field and I am practising and training incredibly hard so that I can be ready for this fantastic opportunity to play alongside all these great champions."

Acknowledged by golfing experts as a taylormade r9 460 driver champion of the future, Blumenherst competed in the 2006 U.S, Women's Open and tied for 10th position, sharing the amateur honours with Jane Park.