How was Nelly Corda’s performance in Round 1 of 2025 Shoprite LPGA Classic?

Nelly Corda She opened her first tour in 2025 Shoprite LPGA Classic with 71 away. She played at the beginning of the ninth season of LPGA this season, and Corda currently took 65 after the opening on Thursday in the Gulf tournament in Galway, New Jersey.

Her tour began with an equal foot, followed by a ghost on the second hole. However, a ghost was seen in the seventh Par-3 while achieving a role in 37 years. At the back of the ninth, she made a ghost on the tenth and thirteenth but closed with birds on 15 and 18 until it ended in equality.

This is the first appearance of Nelly Korda in Shoprite LPGA Classic since 2020, when she finished alone in fifth place with 12 years.

So far this season, Corda has played eight events without winning. She started her year with second place in the Hilton Grand Facations of Champions, where she finished 18 years. I followed it with T7 in Founders Cup (12-ener-Par) and T22 finished in the Ford (14-ener-Par).

In the T-Mobile Match play, Korda is 28th after finishing 10 -Par. Then I finished T16 in JM EAGLE LA (14-ener-Par) and T14 in Chevron starring (2-ander-Par). In Mizuho America Open, T5 finished on 11-ener-Par. Recently, Nelly Corda has made one of her best offers for this season with the completion of T2 in the United States Open Women’s Championship, and ending the pioneer in 5-Par.

Nelly Corda makes history by reaching 100 consecutive weeks in No. 1

Nelly Corda has reached a major teacher in her career, to become only the sixth in the history of LPGA to spend 100 weeks in the world number 1. According to the LPGA tour, she also became the first American to reach the century mark in the classifications, where she joins the elite list that includes Jin Young Ko (163 weeks), Lorena Ochoa (158), Lydia (125), Yani Tsing (109), and Baby Park (106).

Kurda first ranked first in the summer of 2021 and is now in a series of 63 consecutive weeks in the first place. Kurda’s rise to the top was fueled in her amazing season for 2024, winning seven championships and won the title of best player in Rolex for this year. She also received the 2024 Rolex Annika Award for its strong results across all five major companies.

Nelly Corda has become one of the most dominant players on LPGA tour In recent years. It has 15 professional titles, including two specialties – the PGA Women’s Championship 2021 KPMG and Chevron 2024 championship. She also won a gold medal in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.