The LPGA’s Asian swing is underway, with some of the tour’s biggest names battling for glory at the BMW Ladies Championship. However, one notable name is missing from the field: World No.
Golf occasionally finds its way into the pages of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit. But when it does, it’s a hit. Natalie Gulbis appeared in the 2012 issue, and Nelly Korda became the first LPGA player featured since she was announced for the 2025 edition.
The CME Group Tour Championship has long been more than just a season-ending event on the LPGA Tour. After all, in seven of the last ten years, the tournament has played a decisive role in determining who takes home the LPGA Player of the Year award.
The rules of golf are so complicated and annoying, we all bend them from time to time. Who hasn’t given themselves a breakfast ball, been a little generous with getting relief, or given themselves a questionable free drop?
Four major titles have built Nelly Korda’s reputation for staying calm when it matters the most. Yet even she has her share of embarrassing moments on the course, and one of them ended with a bloody lip and a scar over her teeth.
The Jonas Brothers may be actors and singers by profession, but golf seems to have become their latest obsession. And the passion is clearly rubbing off on their daughters.
On the LPGA Tour, the difference between making a living and making millions can be staggering. Just ask Canada’s Leah John, who earned a little under $7,000 across 11 starts in 2026.
With the PGA Tour off this week, the LPGA Tour begins its four-event Asian swing while the DP World Tour features a strong field in India with players jockeying for playoff position.
The WTGL is set to host 10 of the world’s top 25 players in the world rankings. It will host plenty of fan favorites, including Michelle Wie West, who came out of retirement.
Jessica Korda is proud to be a "girl mom." The LPGA golfer and husband Johnny DelPrete recently announced the birth of their second child, Olivia Regina DelPrete.
Earlier this season, Nelly Korda couldn’t help but gush over her elder sister Jessica Korda’s journey into motherhood. The World No. 1 admitted she had never seen Jessica happier than when she embraced the role with the arrival of her son, Greyson John DelPrete.
Nelly Korda is not only the best female golfer on the planet, but she is also one of the hardest workers in the sport. Korda works tirelessly on her game, both on the driving range and around the short game area.
Nelly Korda had a chance to enter the LPGA Hall of Fame by the end of this year. Victories at the Chevron Championship and U.S. Women’s Open left her at 25 points, two short of the required 27 for induction.
World No. 1 Nelly Korda has four majors, and the Race to the CME Globe lead in her trophy case this season, but the biggest news story she is currently involved in does not stem from a tournament in which she will compete.
World No. 1 Nelly Korda won't participate in the first season of the WTGL, the women's counterpart to the men's indoor golf league co-founded by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy.
The Solheim Cup wrapped up last Sunday, with Nelly Korda and Team USA once again returning home empty-handed from European soil. And the losses continued at home, too.
Nelly Korda had just lost the Solheim Cup in Europe again. Team USA lost 15-13 to Team Europe at Bernardus Golf in the Netherlands on September 13, 2026.
Nelly Korda ended up on the losing side for the first time at this year’s Solheim Cup on Saturday morning. Korda and her partner Allisen Corpuz lost 3&2 to Maja Stark and Linn Grant in the first match out on Saturday in the Netherlands.
Friday morning ended 2-2 at Bernardus, although the four matches never felt even. Nelly Korda and Allisen Corpuz beat Charley Hull and Lottie Woad, 4 and 3.
CROMVOIRT, Netherlands — Players and captains from the U.S. and Europe said Thursday that this week’s Solheim Cup will be played with respect, a year after heckling from fans marred the Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black in New York.
Jennifer Kupcho and Andrea Lee have lauded Nelly Korda and suggested that the world number one shows a lot more of her personality while playing in the Solheim Cup.
The United States will have to win on foreign soil for the first time in 11 years if they are to retain the Solheim Cup this week. The Amercans won the most recent Solheim Cup with a 15.5-12.5 victory at Robert Trent Jones Golf Club two years ago.
The first tee at Bernardus Golf was designed to feel crowded. About 3,000 spectators can fit around its amphitheater, close enough for the opening drive to become a public event.
After a winless 2025 season, world No. 1 Nelly Korda has had a dream season this time around. From winning the season opener at Lake Nona to securing two straight major titles, the 28-year-old now has her eyes set on one thing: the Solheim Cup.