Nelly Korda Injury: LPGA Star ‘Couldn’t Hit’ During 2-Month Hiatus as Crucial Neck Pain Status Emerges
Nelly Korda, current world no.1, has returned to the Annika driven by Grainbridge after a two-month-long break because of an injury. She had to take some time off the field in the middle of an exciting season this year. With six wins this season, including the Chevron Championship. The fans were expecting an exceptional year with outstanding performances back-to-back. However, it didn’t go as expected.
During practice for the LPGA event in Korea, she sustained an injury in the neck. She updated about her injury with a social media post before the tournament. She also thanked her fans for their support and additionally shared that, she will be resting and working with the team to get better. The news of Korda’s absence had fans disheartened, as she could not even confirm her return. Her disappointment could also be seen in the posts she shared on social media about how she feels about staying off the field after five consecutive wins this year. However, now that she is returning to the field it is exciting news for the fans and they are eager to hear the updates on her fitness.
During the press conference at the Annika driven by Gainbridge at Pelican, she shared about her injury and her routine. When asked about any pain and modification, Korda shared, “No thankfully, no more pain. I did feel a good bit that’s why I couldn’t hit for a while. But have done a lot of rehab.” Her passion for the sport can be seen in the press conference itself, as she speaks about how badly she wants to get back and continue playing back in front of the home crowd. Fans can rest asssure watch Nelly Korda live on the course this week at the Annika 2024.
