World No 2 Nelly Korda has said the key to performing in team events in golf is 'never saying sorry,' as she prepares to play in the Grant Thornton

It's no secret that Christmas time is the period where new clubs start making an appearance on the professional circuit, with several models already spotted going into 2025.We've recently seen Cobra's DS-ADAPT Range and now, at the Grant Thornton Invitational, Nelly Korda has been spotted using TaylorMade's reported new offering for next year.Korda during the Grant Thornton Invitational(Image credit: Getty Images)Earlier in the week four new TaylorMade drivers hit the USGA's Conforming Clubs list. These included the Qi35, Qi35 LS, Qi35 Max and a left-handed Qi35 LS, with Korda reportedly using the Max version in Naples, Florida.As of writing, very

After opening in even-par 72 Thursday at the U.S. Women’s Open, Nelly Korda didn’t have many complaints other than, “I wish the ball found the bottom of the cup a little bit more.”Her ball obliged Friday as she made seven birdies on her way to a 5-under 67 — her best-ever score in this major. Korda was tied for second and three off the lead when play was suspended for the day following a late weather delay.“I feel like I’ve had a very complicated relationship with U.S. Opens. But I’m happy to be in the position I am heading into

Nelly Korda won the first event of the LPGA Tour season, but the event’s adjustment carried controversy