Frisco, Texas – Nelly Korda was still in dispute over the closing holes and was feeling Adrenaline Rush to try to win another major championship before coming less than a month ago.

The world’s top ranked players, still do not have to wait longer before winning this season, before a more big opportunity.

The KPMG Women’s PGA Championship took place on Thursday at the 6,604-yard fields ranch East Course at PGA Fisco, three weeks after Corda, as the runner-up of Maja Stark at the US Women’s Open at Erin Hills.

“There is nothing like that, being in controversy, so I think it’s in a way that is hungry to come back and work hard and put myself in that position,” Corda said. “You can see it in a positive way, you can see it negatively, but at the end of the day, three weeks later, I can spin it in a positive way.”

While the open title of the woman has so far removed the 26 -year -old Corda, who first played the incident at the age of 14, there are two big companies amidst the winning of her 15 career: 2021 women PGA at Atlanta Athletic Club and Chevron Championships last year.

Corda, Jeno Thaitikul and Lydi – the top three players in the world – will play together in the first two rounds on one of the two courses at the PGA headquarters opened just two years ago in Northern Texas.

“Every chief, I just want to cut, want to be honest,” Thaitikul said, 22 -year -old with Thailand already with five career win. “I am very happy with all what I have now under my belt. If I can get it, it will be great.”

After LPGA’s Asia swing due to a minor neck injury, two tournaments went missing last year, Corda said her neck “Went in a full cramp“She hit a shot out of the rough during an exercise round on Monday. She left the Champions Dinner that night, and after playing on Tuesday, she had medical tape on her neck, but she said she would be ready on Thursday.

This will be the 10th beginning for Corda in a season when 15 will be the first 15 winners in 15 tournaments including prominent champions Stark and Mao Sigo at the Chevron Championships in April.

Corda cut Sahlai in the women’s PGA last year after a second round of 81, a missed cut at the US Women Open only weeks only after 80. After the Chevron Championship reduces an incredible stretch to win five consecutive tournaments.

“I know this golf course is a little new, so I am guessing greens … they are going to be very firm. If it goes out in the air here, you have trouble keeping greens,” she said. “But at the end of the day, this is what I like to play in big companies, this is what I like about the game, it is that it tests you in every way.”

defending champion

Since her first major win over the Women’s PGA last year, Amy Yang has finished only one top -10 in 20 tournaments. She has missed the cut in two of her last three starts, the best finish since a tie for 36th in the US Women’s Open since February.

Yang, 35, won three strokes last year and his associates submerged him into champagne during the celebration on the 18th Green.

Final chief winner

Stark said that he does not really have time to digest the open victory of his American women before being ready for another chief.

“Just has not really landed yet yet,” said 25 -year -old Sweda. “(Jeevan) has not changed so much. I think there is probably little stress about the tour card and keeping that goods.”