Even in the offseason, Nelly Korda refuses to slow down. The world's top-ranked women's golfer gave her fans a glimpse into her relentless training regimen with a fresh Instagram photo dump, and the golf world is absolutely here for it.
Korda, who just wrapped up a career-defining 2026 season, posted a series of images that showed her putting in work at the gym. The caption, "Lotta bitta this a lotta bitta that," was paired with a promise that she's "excited to get back into tournament mode soon."
Her 2026 campaign was nothing short of spectacular. It kicked off in February with a win at the Hilton Grand Vacations Tournament of Champions, and by late April she had cruised to her second Chevron Championship title. But the crowning moment came in June when she finally captured the U.S. Open at Riviera Country Club, sinking a clutch putt on the 18th hole to secure her fourth major championship.
That victory was a long time coming, and Korda was candid about the mental hurdles she faced along the way. "Obviously, I've had doubts of, like, even midround I was like, 'Well, will I ever win it?'" she admitted via ESPN. "I mean you always have those doubts. But I think you're just a human being if you have them. Like, everyone will have them eventually at some parts of their career."
Fans flooded the comments section of her latest post with praise and a touch of humor. "Looking fantastic Nelly," one wrote. Another chimed in with "Rip city, population, Nelly Korda." And, of course, there was the inevitable request: "Drop the workout routine."
Korda's appeal extends beyond the fairway. In 2025, she turned heads with a bold photo shoot for Sports Illustrated Swimsuit, which took place in Boca Raton, Florida. She described it as an unforgettable experience, saying, "It was such an exciting shoot. I think that's what the shoot is about. I think that's what life is about, also, sometimes challenging yourself."
That willingness to push boundaries is exactly what has made her a fan favorite. Whether she's sinking putts or striking a pose, Korda brings the same intensity and authenticity.
As for what's next, Korda hasn't confirmed whether she'll grace the pages of the 2027 SI Swimsuit issue, but fellow LPGA star Charley Hull is already set to make her debut. For now, golf fans are just happy to see the world No. 1 looking strong and ready to pick up where she left off.
With her offseason grind on full display, it's clear Korda is determined to add even more hardware to her already impressive collection. And if her workout photos are any indication, the rest of the LPGA Tour should be on notice.
