She's won in every kind of weather, from cold and rain to wind and sunshine. She's also won in playoffs and in head-to-head battles down the stretch. This shows that Korda's ability to stay calm in big moments is one of her best qualities on the golf course.
The now 14-time LPGA Tour winner’s dominance has been noticed and is admired by her LPGA Tour counterparts, even those who have fallen victim to the Korda buzzsaw over the past few months. Many of them fully expect Nelly to contend again this week at the U.S. Women’s Open.
But the two-time major champion has bounced back into her groove in Pennsylvania, shutting out the buzz around the Lancaster Country Club grounds. She's not letting the chatter about her potential seventh win get to her. And there’s a lot of talk about how Korda should handle being in the spotlight and what her 2024 potential might be. She knows that if she does what she needs to do on and off the golf course, she’ll win more trophies this season and throughout her care
