Following her third major title win, Nelly Korda has been hailed as a potential dominant force in women's golf. According to Catriona Matthew, Korda has the ability to be a game-changer, much like Tiger Woods was in the men's game.
Korda's impressive wire-to-wire win at the Chevron Championship, where she equaled the tournament record-low 54-hole score, has sparked hopes that she could be the figurehead the women's game needs. Matthew believes that having one dominant player can capture the interest of the general public, citing examples like Tiger Woods and Scottie Scheffler in the men's game. With Korda now having three titles under her belt, including a second Chevron success, she is being tipped as a potential candidate to dominate the women's game.
Dame Laura Davies also praised Korda, saying she has the 'complete game' and is unstoppable when she's on form. Davies added that Korda has the potential to play at the top level for another five to 10 years and could rival the achievements of Annika Sorenstam, Karrie Webb, and Se-ri Pak.