Lydia Ko enters this week's US Women's Open with a chance to eclipse Annika Sorenstam as the biggest money-winner in women's golf, but the New Zealander doesn't believe the comparisons are fair.
"We're playing in a very different generation," 29-year-old Ko told reporters at Riviera Country Club in Pacific Palisades, California, the site of this year's Open, which begins on Thursday (local time).
"It's cool to be, I guess, compared to that record and hopefully surpass it at some point, but it's very hard to compare it because we are playing for a lot more money than she did."
