LPGA Hall of Famer Lydia Ko receives New Zealand civil honour for her services to golf
Lydia Ko Honoured with New Zealand Civil Honour for Her Services to Golf
Lydia Ko, one of the most successful golfers of her generation, has been honoured with a prestigious New Zealand civil honour for her remarkable contributions to the sport of golf. The LPGA Hall of Famer, who has been a dominant figure in women’s golf, was recognised for her outstanding achievements and influence in the game.
Ko’s career is nothing short of legendary, having secured numerous LPGA victories, including two major championships, and becoming the youngest player to ever reach No. 1 in the world rankings. Her excellence on the course, combined with her dedication to promoting the sport, has made her a global ambassador for golf.
The New Zealand government’s recognition of Ko highlights her significant role in inspiring future generations of golfers, particularly women, and elevating New Zealand’s profile in the international sports arena. This civil honour further cements her legacy as one of the country’s finest athletes.
As she continues to inspire through her achievements and humility, Lydia Ko’s new accolade is a fitting tribute to her service to the game and her lasting impact on golf.
