Two months ago, Nelly Korda barely curled in a three-foot putt to win the U.S. Women’s Open. It was her second consecutive major win and set off a “scrappy” LPGA plan to market the best player in the women’s game as we entered what was believed to be “The Summer of Nelly.”
After starting the season 1-2-2-T2-1-1-T8-1, there was every reason to believe that Nelly Korda’s rampant tear would continue. She was heading to Hazeltine Golf Club, a golf course that suits her strengths, for the KPMG Women’s PGA and then overseas for the Evian and AIG Women’s Open. Other than
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