Fresh off another LPGA Tour victory, Nelly Korda is making waves both on and off the course. The 27-year-old golf phenom captured her second consecutive tournament title at the Riviera Maya Open in Mexico over the weekend, and she didn't waste a moment soaking in the sun — and all the attention that comes with it.
Korda posted a photo of herself in a stunning yellow swimsuit, sipping tropical drinks by the water, and fans couldn't get enough. The snap quickly went viral, adding a splash of fun to her already impressive winning streak. It's a well-deserved celebration after she claimed her third career major, the Chevron Championship, just last month.
But Korda isn't just about the glamour. She's been on a tear lately, dominating the LPGA Tour with a level of consistency that has golf insiders buzzing. Her latest win in Mexico is proof that she's firing on all cylinders — and she's just getting started.
During a Monday appearance on The Pat McAfee Show, Korda opened up about the secret behind her smooth, powerful swing. She credited her parents for drilling one key concept into her from a young age: tempo. "They spent so many hours with me just working on tempo," she said. "That is the one thing they ingrained into my brain."
She revealed that her father had a unique way of describing it. "He always referred to it as 'coca-cola…'" she said with a laugh. "That was the key. It was super simple but it was the key to having a very fluid swing." Fans looking to perfect their own game can check out Nelly Korda's Secret to a Flawless Swing? It's as Simple as a Soda Pop for more insight.
Korda's rise to stardom has been nothing short of meteoric. From her major win to her back-to-back titles, she's quickly become one of the most exciting players on tour — and a fan favorite thanks to her relatable personality and social media presence. In fact, Simone Biles Turns Heads with Dazzling Blue Swimsuit Snap shows that sports stars know how to shine off the field, too.
With the LPGA Tour schedule heating up, Korda is poised to continue her dominance. She'll return to competition later this month, looking to extend her winning streak and add more hardware to her collection. For now, though, she's rightfully enjoying the fruits of her labor — with a tropical drink in hand and a smile that says it all.
As Korda basks in the glow of her latest victory, one thing is clear: whether she's sinking putts or posing for photos, she knows how to capture the spotlight. And for golf fans, that's a winning combination.
