In a surprising development, world number one golfer Nelly Korda has announced her resignation from the LPGA Tour, citing personal reasons. This decision comes on the heels of a remarkable season where Korda secured seven tournament victories, including her second major title at the Chevron Championship.Korda's 2024 season was nothing short of extraordinary. She began the year with a victory at the LPGA Drive On Championship in her hometown of Bradenton, Florida, and went on to win five consecutive tournaments—a feat previously achieved only by legends Annika Sörenstam and Nancy Lopez. Her dominance on the course earned her the LPGA Tour Player of the Year award, as well as the Rolex Annika Major Award.In October 2024, Korda withdrew from two LPGA events in Asia due to a minor neck injury sustained during practice. At that time, she assured fans that she was resting and working with her team to recover. ​​The announcement of her resignation has left the golfing community in shock. Korda expressed her gratitude to fans, sponsors, and the LPGA for their support throughout her career. While the specific reasons for her departure remain private, Korda emphasized that stepping away was a difficult but necessary decision for her at this time.As one of the most prominent figures in women's golf, Korda's absence will undoubtedly be felt on the tour. Her contributions to the sport and her inspiring performances have left an indelible mark. The golfing world will keenly await any future announcements regarding her plans, hoping for her eventual return to professional play.​​​​