Nelly Korda

American golfer and multiple-time world No.1 who won seven LPGA titles in 2024 alone.

Six consecutive LPGA Tour victories in 2024, beginning with the Chevron Championship in April, set a record in the modern era of women's professional golf and confirmed Nelly Korda as the sport's most dominant player at the peak of her powers. She turned professional in 2017 and won 2 major championships: US Women's Open (2021) and Chevron Championship (2024). She won Olympic gold at Tokyo 2021. She spent 55 weeks as world number one. In 2024 she won 6 consecutive LPGA Tour events — a record in the modern era of women's professional golf, beginning with the Chevron Championship in April. She was LPGA Player of the Year in 2021 and 2024. Her scoring average of approximately 69.8 in her peak seasons is among the lowest in LPGA Tour history. She won 13 LPGA titles overall before her 27th birthday. Her combination of athleticism — exceptional distance for a female golfer — precise iron play and clinical putting make her the most complete women's golfer of her generation. She underwent a blood clot procedure in 2021 that threatened her season but she returned to win Olympic gold the same year. Her family background — multiple professional athletes — provided an unusual preparation for elite competition.

Aggressive long game with exceptional putting

Dominant force in women's golf with Olympic and major titles

• World No.1, multiple stints, 71 total weeks as of 2026
• LPGA Player of the Year 2024
• major champion 2021, 2024, 2026