Nelly Korda LPGA Hall of Fame Progress Tracker

Nelly Korda’s remarkable 2023 campaign, featuring six LPGA Tour wins, has dramatically shifted her trajectory toward potential Hall of Fame status.

The path to LPGA Hall of Fame recognition requires players to accumulate 27 points through various achievements, setting it apart from the World Golf Hall of Fame. Points come from tournament victories, major championships, Olympic gold medals, and special awards like the Vare Trophy or Rolex Player of the Year.

This season has been transformative for Korda, who collected 8 points from five regular wins, one major victory, and Player of the Year honors. Her career total now stands at 18 points, and she’s already met the additional requirement of winning either a major, the Vare Trophy, or Player of the Year award.

We can’t help but feel excited watching Korda chase history at such a young age.

The race for Hall of Fame immortality includes other notable players who are closing in on the required 27 points. Yani Tseng leads the pack with 23 points, while Jin Young Ko follows with 20. Stacy Lewis holds 19 points, placing her just ahead of Korda. Ariya Jutanugarn and Brooke Henderson round out the group with 17 and 15 points, respectively.

Earlier this year, Lydia Ko’s Olympic gold medal in Paris helped her reach the coveted Hall of Fame threshold. The achievement system rewards players with one point for regular tournament wins and special awards, while majors earn double points and Olympic gold adds another point to their tally.

Current LPGA Stars Chasing Hall of Fame Glory

– Yani Tseng: 23 points
– Jin Young Ko: 20 points
– Stacy Lewis: 19 points
– Nelly Korda: 18 points
– Ariya Jutanugarn: 17 points
– Brooke Henderson: 15 points