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Nelly Korda Shifts Gears After Solheim Cup, Jokes About Rivalries Ahead of LPGA Queen City

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September 21, 2024

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After the intensity of the Solheim Cup, Nelly Korda is now focusing on her upcoming LPGA Tour in Queen City. Korda, who played a key role in the international competition, is returning to individual play, where rivalries once again take center stage.

Korda humorously noted that after the team-oriented Solheim Cup, she has to mentally shift back to seeing her fellow competitors as rivals. “I have to hate all the girls again,” she joked, highlighting the shift from camaraderie to competition.

The Solheim Cup, known for its fierce but friendly international competition, brought together some of the top players in women’s golf. But with the event behind her, Korda now prepares to face her fellow LPGA players on a more personal level.

Korda’s return to the LPGA is much anticipated, and while she approaches it with lighthearted humor, she remains one of the most focused and skilled players in the game. The Queen City event promises to be an exciting tournament as the competition heats up.