Aramco China Championship ends in Shenzhen, Spanish star wins the championship

China News Service, Shenzhen, November 9 (Reporter Wang Jian) ​​The Aramco China Championship hosted by Golf Saudi concluded on the 8th at Mission Hills, Shenzhen. Spanish golfer Ana Perlas Trivino successfully won the trophy, and four Chinese players ranked among the top ten. Among them, 16-year-old Beijing teenager Liu Yujie performed well. Not only did she finish eighth, she also won the "Best Amateur Player" award.

The final round on the 8th was fierce. The three Chinese players Zeng Liqi, Zhou Shiyuan and Liu Ruixin, who were in the championship group before the final round, all shot 69 of 4 under par in the final round. In the end, they ended up with a total score of 16 under par, tied for third place with Spanish player Luna Sobrón Garmez and English player Charlotte Heath. Zhou Shiyuan once shot 66 in the second round and was only one stroke behind Zeng Liqi at the halfway point, showing her strong ability to win the championship.

Liu Yujie, an amateur player from Beijing, China, shot a 70 in the final round, ranking eighth with one stroke behind the overall score, and won the title of "Best Amateur Player".

Champion Trivino was five strokes behind the leader when he started the final round. But she was in great form, making nine birdies in a single round and shooting an astonishing 64. In the end, she came back to win the championship with a three-stroke advantage over England's Mimi Rhodes with a total score of 20 under par.

"The prize money is great, of course, but I think everything else that comes with that prize money is even better," Trivino said after the game. "It's not just about the money, it's the TV broadcasts, swinging at the best courses in the world, the media exposure, everything that builds around this tournament."

It is reported that with the support of Saudi Golf and Aramco, the total prize money of this tournament is as high as 2 million US dollars. Zhou Shiyuan, Zeng Liqi and Liu Ruixin each received generous bonuses by virtue of their tied third place results. With the conclusion of the Shenzhen Station, the 2026 PIF Global Series has also officially come to an end.