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Nelly Korda hoped to leave Chevron Championship with a massive, silver trophy once again. Instead, she went with a floral bouquet – Lego varieties.
Korda, who said earlier this year to deal with Legim to help relax on events, to be a fierce-in-charge field, after wrapping her title on Sunday in forests, Texas.
World no. 1 closed 70 to the end of the 14th place. Place. Her opening, ultimately, sentenced her as she shot 77 Thursday. Although it was dropped to make a cut on Saturday they got within four leaders, the return couples finished the chance to repeat.
Korda performed her preparation on the eve of the first season. She flew out of La Krasna Sunday and decided to rest on Monday. She got in nine holes during Tuesday Pro-Am and she practiced a little wednesday before spraying time. She didn’t play in the afternoon, over time on Thursday morning.
“I mean, at the end of the day, you have to switch to the shocks and you have to keep learning,” Korda said. “I just played Pro-am, Front Nine, so I didn’t get to the chip, I don’t see how I go to this new Pro-am protocol, I didn’t have a chance to play in the afternoon and I didn’t take it.” I’m not on me. ”
Korda skips a manifestation next week, on the inaugural Black Desert Championship in Utah, and will return to her defense of the title next week to Mizuho America.
As she seeks the first victory in the year, Korda said he would spend more time and less time in the range between the beginning.
“My father will probably go on each of my sessions of a third next week, which I really enjoy,” she said. “He did it with me before I went to LA, it’s nice because sometimes I just tell me to rest when I don’t want to.”
