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Nelly Korda, the world’s top-ranked golfer, shared her thoughts on the upcoming challenge at the Women’s British Open. With the picturesque backdrop of Walton Heath, Korda engaged in a candid discussion about the course, her approach to the game, and the evolving landscape of women’s golf. As Korda delved into the nature of the course, she highlighted the dynamic nature of Walton Heath.

Having already sampled its greens during practice rounds, she noted the marked changes from day to day. “It’s very soft, especially yesterday. Completely different golf course from yesterday to today,” Korda stated. Reflecting on the challenges that local weather ahead could pose, she mentioned the potential shift in course conditions, underscoring the ever-changing nature of this prestigious championship.

The need for creativity on British soil

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One of the most intriguing insights Korda shared was her perspective on British-style golf. When asked about explaining the British Open to an American audience, she animatedly conveyed, “I would say it’s a completely different style of golf… You have to hit shots you normally wouldn’t on other golf courses.”

This portrayal unveiled the essence of British golf – one that demands adaptability and creativity due to its distinct weather and course characteristics. Korda beautifully contrasted the need to chase the ball along the ground with the wind on British courses, a stark departure from the more aerial game common in the United States.

In response to a whimsical query about storing “extra shots” for a rainy day, Korda humorously dismissed the notion. “No, if I need to use it, I feel I’m not a robotic golfer. I visualise it and I hit it, so I kind of like this type of golf,” she affirmed.

 

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Her reply reinforced the dynamic nature of her play and the importance of visualisation in executing shots that defy convention. Korda’s insights into her family’s approach to golf highlighted the shared thread of creativity and visualisation.

The buzz around Korda’s approach

The Instagram community ignited with varied reactions to Nelly Korda’s insightful preview of the Women’s British Open. Comments ranged from encouraging to playful, showcasing the spectrum of sentiments that golf enthusiasts shared.

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A fan conveyed best wishes “Best wishes 👏 Enjoy your game. Get used to the course.🏌️‍♀️” Another said cheering her, “Play well Nelly! Time for another 1st place. 🔥🔥🔥” Cheers were loud in the comment section with comments like these, “Cheering for you Nelly!” and “Fair Weather Golfer”

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Some were critics and said, “Time to put up or shut up. #1 in the world is laughable. Try winning one.” While some said “You mean you have to play PROPER golf ⛳️ 🔥”

These comments underscore the intriguing mix of anticipation, criticism, and camaraderie that Nelly Korda’s words stirred among fans on social media.

Do you think Nelly Korda has what is takes to prove her worth as the number 1 golfer again?

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