Nelly Korda ‘feels like a grandmother’ among the growing stars like Lottie Woad on Amundi Evian

At 26. years Nelly Korda is much young to feel “like grandmother”.

However, that is what passes through the mind of the highest female players in the world as it moves in the envelope of the Amundant Evian Championship, the fourth in the main year.

“It’s best about sports in general,” said the Kord on Wednesday, “you can never stay comfortable where you are because there is a new generation, a new talent comes and will be better and have more knowledge.”

One child, especially, probably springs in mind.

Lottie Waoad, 21-year-old student from England, talks about female golf after providing one of the most amazing amateur victories – for six shots over a strong field on the women’s Irish open on Sunday.

WOAD, no. 1 Amateur, now at the peak of insurance places on the professional tours and a great week in the picturesque Golf Club for Evian Resort in the Lake Geneva in the Alps could bring it there.

Completion in the top 25 would have had enough qualifying points for sealing membership in the LPGA tour through its elite amateur path, if it is ready to expel its college career in Florida State.

“I haven’t decided yet. I just don’t want to think too far,” Woad said on Wednesday. “Just get points and focus on golf, and the rest will take care of yourself.”

Home Comfort for Lottie WOAD

Indeed, there are other things that have leased in mind during travel to Europe that underlined her status as the next big thing in a woman’s game – even if she didn’t make money because she is an amateur.

When asked what is excited by the majority he returned to Europe, she said, “Food.”

“Chocolate,” she continued, when he pressed on the specifics. “It’s better in England than in America.”

The August Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur in Each LPGA was in each LPGA chief of KPMG, and its results in the year include the link for 23. At the last year’s Chevron and the link for 10. On last year’s AIG Women.

On the back of a series of strong results at the university scene, and then in Ireland last week, Wapoad is just “trying to continue at the moment” at the Evis Championship.

“If that means I can be in the claim, that would be great,” WOAD said. “I’m just trying to look good golf and keep going what I did last week.”

The first two in the world is looking for the first

Korda Search the third main title – and first of Chevron in April last year – and her first victory in the season.

Another threat is likely to be no. 2-ranked jeeno thitical, which bids for the first time to win the main one.

There were 12 different winners in the last 12 women. Recently, Minjee Lee – Australian Lee – the last comparison – the forms of the US open last month.