Time: 2024-06-30
American golfer Nelly Korda has announced her withdrawal from the upcoming Ladies European Tour tournament in London after being bitten by a dog in Seattle. The world No. 1 expressed regret for missing the LET Aramco Team Series event scheduled from June 28-30 at the Centurion Club in Hemel Hempstead, England. Korda mentioned in an Instagram post that she needs time for treatment and recovery following the incident with the dog.
Despite a record-equaling start to the year with five consecutive LPGA Tour titles, Nelly Korda has faced a series of setbacks in her recent performances. After failing to make the cut at her last three tournaments, including shooting a career-worst 81 in the second round of the KPMG Women's PGA Championship, Korda expressed frustration with her current form. She acknowledged that things were not going her way on the golf course and mentioned the need to reset and get back on track after a successful start to the year.
Following her withdrawal from the LET tournament in London, Nelly Korda's focus will now shift to the upcoming major tournament on the LPGA schedule, the Amundi Evian Championship in France. Despite recent struggles, Korda has six LPGA wins this season and remains committed to playing in the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. Her determination to bounce back from setbacks and continue competing at the highest level demonstrates her resilience and competitive spirit as a top-ranked LPGA player.
As Nelly Korda takes time to recover from the dog bite incident and regroup for future tournaments, fans and organizers have shown understanding and support for her decision to prioritize her health and well-being. Korda's withdrawal serves as a reminder of the physical and mental challenges that athletes face in their pursuit of excellence in competitive sports. Despite the setbacks, Nelly Korda's achievements and determination to overcome obstacles highlight her as a resilient and talented golfer on the world stage.
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