A Century at the Summit
Nelly Korda has achieved what few in the sport ever dream of — 100 weeks as the World No. 1 in the Rolex Women’s World Golf Rankings. This remarkable milestone reflects not just longevity but sustained dominance in one of the most competitive eras in women’s golf.
From Rising Star to Global Champion
Since turning professional in 2017, Korda has built a career defined by precision, power, and poise. Her ascent to the top was no accident — it was forged through consistent performances, major victories, and mental resilience.
A Career Built on Excellence
15 LPGA Tour victories
2 major championships (2021 KPMG Women’s PGA Championship, 2024 Chevron Championship)
Olympic gold medalist (Tokyo 2020)
Over 70 top-10 finishes
More than $15 million in career earnings
100 weeks ranked World No. 1
A Historic 2024 Season
The 2024 campaign was a defining moment in her career. Korda captured seven LPGA titles, including an astonishing streak of five consecutive wins — tying the LPGA record set by legends like Nancy Lopez and Annika Sörenstam. Her dominance earned her the Rolex Player of the Year award and the Rolex Annika Major Award.
Continued Class in 2025
Even without a victory yet this season, Korda remains a consistent presence in the top tier of competition. A tied-second finish at the U.S. Women’s Open and several top-10 placements confirm her ongoing elite form.
A Legacy in Motion
Nelly Korda’s 100-week reign at the summit of women’s golf is more than a statistic — it is a symbol of her impact on the sport. As she continues her journey, the golfing world watches not just a champion, but a trailblazer shaping the future of women’s golf.