DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., and SEOUL (Oct. 5, 2025) – Two updates have been made to country teams ahead of the 2025 Hanwha LIFEPLUS International Crown.

Yealimi Noh has been added to the U.S. Team, following Nelly Korda’s withdrawal with an injury.

Pajaree Anannarukarn has been added to the Thailand Team, following Patty Tavatanakit’s withdrawal.

The country seedings were locked in as of Aug. 4 and will not change regardless of any further team lineup changes. An updated roster of all 32 teams follows.;

1. U.S. (42 points)	2. Japan (50 points)	3. Rep. of Korea (56 points)
Angel Yin (7)	Miyu Yamashita (6)	Hyo Joo Kim (8)
Lauren Coughlin (14)	Rio Takeda (11)	Haeran Ryu (9)
Lilia Vu (19)	Mao Saigo (12)	Jin Young Ko (16)
Yealimi Noh (24)	Ayaka Furue (21)	Hye-Jin Choi (23)

4. Australia (81 points)	5. Thailand (96 points)	6. Sweden (126 points)
Minjee Lee (4)	Jeeno Thitikul (1)	Maja Stark (13)
Hannah Green (15)	Ariya Jutanugarn (18)	Madelene Sagstrom (31)
Grace Kim (27)	Chanettee Wannasaen (36)	Ingrid Lindblad (40)
Steph Kyriacou (35)	Pajaree Anannarukarn (78)	Linn Grant (42)

7. World Team (150 points)	8. Ppls. Rep. of China (285 points)
Brooke Henderson, CAN (54)	Ruoning Yin (5)
Charley Hull, ENG (10)	Weiwei Zhang (99)
Wei-Ling Hsu, TPE (83)	Yan Liu (104)
Lydia Ko, NZL (3)	Ruixin Liu (126)

The final field and the seedings were determined via the Rolex Women’s World Golf Rankings published after the conclusion of the 2025 AIG Women’s Open on Aug. 4. The top four ranked players from each pre-qualified country qualified for their respective country’s team. The World Team consists of the top-ranked player from each of the following four regions, not from a country already qualified: Americas (North America and South America); Europe; Asia; and Africa/Oceania. If a player chooses not to compete or is unable to compete, the spot will be filled by the next highest ranked, available player from the Rolex Rankings for that country/region, dating to the rankings published on Aug. 4.

The top seven countries were determined by the combined Rolex Rankings of the top four players from each country as of the rankings published after the conclusion of the 2025 KPMG Women’s PGA Championship on June 23.

The Hanwha LIFEPLUS International Crown will take place over four days. It will feature three days of four-ball competition on Thursday to Saturday. The top two countries from each Pool will advance to Sunday. Two semifinal matches will be played Sunday morning. Each semifinal match will consist of two singles matches and one foursomes match. The winning semifinal countries will compete in the final match on Sunday afternoon. A third-place match will also take place between the two losing semifinal countries. Both the final match and the third-place match will be played in the same format as the semifinals.

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Team Updates for 2025 Hanwha LIFEPLUS International Crown

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