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Beth Ann Nichols

Nelly Korda relying on her team more than ever as she hopes to keep dominant run going at U.S. Women’s Open 2024

LANCASTER, Pa. – Nelly Korda’s first U.S. Women’s Open came in 2013 at Sebonack Golf Club, where Inbee Park won her third consecutive major of the season. While Nelly had been to plenty of U.S. Women’s Opens outside the ropes as older sister Jessica’s biggest fan, this was her first time on the inside. She remembers playing practice rounds with past champions Michelle Wie West and Na Yeon Choi and hitting balls next to Lydia Ko. On Sunday, she drained a 10-footer for eagle on a hole that was designated for charity and was interviewed after the round.

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