Nelly Korda Makes LPGA History at Chevron Championship
American golfer Nelly Korda secures her fifth consecutive LPGA victory, matching a record set by legends Nancy Lopez and Annika Sorenstam, as she clinches the Chevron Championship, the first women's major of the year.
Final Round Drama
Starting the final round one shot behind Ryu Hae-ran, Korda navigates gusty conditions in Texas to card a three-under 69, finishing on 13 under par to claim her second major title with a two-shot lead.
Historic Achievement
Reflecting on her achievement, Korda expresses relief and joy, describing the back nine as "the longest" of her life and acknowledging the pressure of competing in a major championship.
Runner-Up and Strong Performances
Sweden's Maja Stark surges late to secure second place at 11 under par, while Lauren Coughlin's impressive four-under 68 lands her in joint third alongside Canada's Brooke Henderson.
Notable Finishers
Ryu Hae-ran finishes fifth after a final round of 74, while English golfers Georgia Hall, Charley Hull, and Lottie Woad share 23rd place, and Northern Ireland's Stephanie Meadow finishes one shot further back.
Nelly Korda's historic victory at the Chevron Championship cements her status as a dominant force in women's golf, while other notable performances and the challenging conditions underscore the excitement and competitiveness of the tournament.
