Korda's play was so superior on Saturday, in fact, that she bested the field's scoring average by nine strokes, though it's worth noting she played seven groups ahead of the leaders and wasn't in the worst of the wind as long as others.

Third-round play at the LPGA's Tournament of Champions was suspended a little after 4 p.m. ET due to unplayable conditions, specifically impacting the 17th hole.

Nelly Korda was in the clubhouse after putting the finishing touches on an all-world 64 when the LPGA suspended play due to high winds. After rookie Youmin Hwang's ball rolled off the exposed 17th green, officials sounded the horn.

In the hyper-fickle world of professional golf gear, Nelly Korda was an outlier. For two seasons, she leaned on the same TaylorMade Qi10 Max driver; for nearly eight years, she refused to budge from a specific compact, pear-shaped head profile that fit her eye.

Nelly Korda showcased how to handle difficult situations on Saturday by shooting a stunning 8-under 64 in circumstances that would have sent most golf.

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On the same day Korda questioned moves by the WTGL, the league announced the signing of two former World Amateur No. 1s—American Rose Zhang and Englishwoman Lottie Woad. Last week, the WTGL announced its first wave of golfers who committed: current World No. 1 Jeeno Thitikul, Lydia Ko, Lexi Thompson, Brooke Henderson and Charley Hull.

Nelly Korda believes Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods missed a huge opportunity by not making their TGL golf league co-ed instead of launching a new women's version