‘I messed up’: Nelly Korda’s brutal finish costs her Women’s Open title shot at St. Andrews
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Nelly Korda’s Olympic collapse? It started with 1 ill-fated, ‘hesitant’ move
Nelly Korda’s Olympic collapse: It started with 1 ill-fated, ‘hesitant’ move
Nelly Korda’s bid for Olympic gold fell short on Saturday as the world No. 1 finished tied for 15th at Kasumigaseki Country Club.
The American’s hopes of a podium finish evaporated on the 14th hole, where she hit a wayward tee shot into the trees. Korda then compounded her error by playing a “hesitant” second shot that left her with an awkward stance.
From there, Korda’s round unraveled as she carded a triple-bogey 7, ending her chances of a medal.
Their two U.S. Women’s Opens were hits, now Lancaster Country Club wants more
Lancaster Country Club in Pennsylvania hosted a successful U.S. Women’s Open in 1958 and 1997. The club is eager to host the prestigious tournament again in 2024 and is preparing to make the course a “hefty test” for the players. The course will be lengthened to 7,080 yards and will feature challenging greens and narrow fairways. Lancaster Country Club is confident that the 2024 U.S. Women’s Open will be a memorable event for the players and spectators.
