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Nelly Korda: The Unstoppable Force in Women’s Golf

Nelly Korda enters the pinnacle event of women’s golf as the clear favorite to secure her first US Open title, boasting an extraordinary record of six wins in her last seven tournaments. Her dominance is evident in her ability to outperform 883 competitors and maintain an aggregate score of 74 under par across six strokeplay events. This level of supremacy is reminiscent of Tiger Woods in his prime and reflects Scottie Scheffler’s current dominance in men’s golf. Following her recent victory at the Mizuho Americas Cup there have been suggestions including from PGA Tour player Michael Kim that Nelly Korda should receive an exemption to compete in men’s tournaments.

However, Korda’s remarkable achievements primarily serve to elevate women’s golf and set a standard for her peers to aspire to. While comparisons with male counterparts may arise, what truly matters is the positive impact she is making on the women’s game, especially as she heads into the US Open. Korda’s status as the tournament favorite places her under significant pressure, yet her track record suggests she is more than capable of handling it. With her technical brilliance and recent form, she is well-equipped to maintain her exceptional run.

Although Hannah Green poses a potential threat, Korda’s consistent performance sets her apart as the player to beat at the US Open. As Korda continues to dominate, other prominent players have struggled to find their form including world number five Lilia Vu and defending champion Allison Corpuz. Despite this, the anticipation surrounding Korda’s performance highlights the positive impact she is having on the sport. Her dominance not only generates excitement but also serves as a source of inspiration for the future of women’s golf.

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