Nelly Korda fought hard throughout her Thursday round at the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship. She signed for a 3-under 69 and currently leads the field by one stroke with half the field left to play.
Korda began her day on the back nine and went out in 33 strokes. She recorded four birdies in her first five holes.
Despite carding a 69, the Florida resident had to scramble throughout her first round. The Douglass fir, red cedar and hemlock trees on the Sahalee Country Club course did their jobs as they made Korda work for her score.
“If you try and be aggressive when you’ve hit it offline, it
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