As of April 5, Nelly Korda leads several key statistics on the LPGA Tour, showcasing her prowess in scoring, driving distance, and other areas. Top players are making their mark in various categories, highlighting a competitive season.
The 2026 Aramco Championship field is finalized with world number one Jeeno Thitikul headlining alongside Nelly Korda, Charley Hull, and Lydia Ko at Shadow Creek Golf Course in Las Vegas. The $4 million tournament features 45 of the top 50 players in the Rolex Women's World Golf Ranking from April 2-5.
Nelly Korda fired a 7-under 65 in tough afternoon conditions to post the lowest 36-hole total of her LPGA career at 16-under 128. The world No. 1 holds a two-shot advantage over defending champion Hyo Joo Kim heading into the weekend at the Ford Championship in Phoenix.
Nelly Korda fired a 7-under 65 Friday to establish a two-shot halfway lead at the Ford Championship in Phoenix with her lowest 36-hole LPGA Tour score. Defending champion Hyo Joo Kim sits second, setting up another weekend showdown between the two stars.
Lydia Ko switched to a new Scotty Cameron T12 prototype putter and fired a career-low 61 in the first round of the Ford Championship. The round put her within striking distance of breaking Annika Sorenstam's 1999 LPGA record of 59.
Lydia Ko fired a career-best 12-under 60 to take a one-shot lead at the Ford Championship, while defending champ Hyo Joo Kim shot 61. The morning wave dominated scoring with Nelly Korda three back after a 63.
The 2026 Ford Championship features a $2.25 million purse with 22 of the top 25 world-ranked players competing at Phoenix's Cattail Course. Defending champion Hyo Joo Kim leads a star-studded field that includes Nelly Korda and the returning Jessica Korda.
Lydia Ko fired a career-best 60 to take a one-shot lead at the Ford Championship, highlighting her resurgence on tour. The narrow advantage sets up a dramatic final round amid a season marked by fierce LPGA competition.
The LPGA Tour's elite field competes at the Ford Championship in Phoenix, with $2.25M on the line. Defending champ Hyo Joo Kim returns alongside Nelly Korda and a star-studded field as players prep for upcoming majors.
Lydia Ko fired a stunning 12-birdie 60 in the Ford Championship opening round, falling just short of LPGA's elusive 59. The New Zealand star's flawless performance at Whirlwind Golf Club matched one of the lowest rounds in tour history.