Nelly Korda has been confirmed as the LPGA Tour’s points-based Player of the Year for the second time, with three tournaments still remaining.
The world number one, 28, won four titles this season, including the first two majors of the year: the Chevron Championship and the US Women’s Open at Riviera. She also took the award in 2024.
Korda is now one victory away from qualifying for the LPGA Hall of Fame. Induction requires 27 points and a mandatory performance requirement. A major victory is worth two points, while a regular LPGA Tour win earns one point, leaving Korda on 26.
Asked in June about the Hall of Fame, Korda said it would be an amazing accomplishment and one of the best ...
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Korda Wins LPGA Player Of The Year Award
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