Nelly Korda Kills LPGA Pro’s Golf Dreams as World No. 1’s Dominance Forces Champ Question Her Ability.

Hannah Green is in familiar territory this week. The fourth event of the LPGA Tour, the HSBC Women’s World Championship, has kicked off at the Sentosa Golf Club in Singapore. Last year, Hannah Green overcame a stern challenge from French golfer Celine Boutier to earn her fourth LPGA title and first of the year at the Tanjong Course.

The win at Singapore kicked off a brilliant year for the Australian golfer. Green, after the win at the tournament, clinched two more victories, at the JM Eagle LA Championship and the BMW Ladies Championship, to register her most successful year on the tour. Now she’s back to defend her title, with fresh ambitions and new decisions.

Speaking to the press before the tournament, Hannah Green talked about realigning her goals and having renewed focus as she expects to climb a steeper mountain this season.

Hannah Green believes that the Nelly Korda mountain is too steep to scale
Coming off her most successful year so far, it will be interesting to see how Green approaches the season. The Australian pro believes that it will be a tough job, but that is something she has to figure out. “Yeah, it’s difficult. Obviously I would say most players have goals throughout the year, and you know, because I did achieve winning three tournaments, it’s hard to then reset.”