Nelly Korda ‘can’t wait to see’ sister Jessica Korda and her son during LPGA break

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Nelly Korda is currently enjoying a break from her hectic LPGA Tour schedule before she heads to PGA Frisco for the Women’s PGA Championship. She will possibly be getting a special visit from her sister and fellow pro golfer Jessica Korda and her nephew Greyson this week as well.

The World no. 1 golfer shared Jessica’s story on her Instagram of little Greyson peeking out a plane window. The toddler was dressed in white sweats with matching shoes. Jessica wrote:

“Aunti Nelly? Hello?”
His favorite aunt had a sweet response to the adorable picture. She wrote:

“Can’t wait to see you!!!! Both

Nelly Korda was last seen in action at the Shoprite LPGA Classic in early June. With a total score of 8-under, she placed T15 at the tournament as Jennifer Kupcho took home the title.

Expected to play next at the Women’s PGA Championship this week, Korda will be hunting for her first title of the season at Fields Ranch East.


US golfer Nelly Korda has won the Women’s PGA Championship once in her career – in 2021.

That was the first-ever Major title of her career. Last year, she couldn’t make the cut at the tournament as Amy Yang took home the title.

The 2025 LPGA season is two Majors in with the Chevron Championship and the US Women’s Open. Korda had arrived at the former as the defending champion. However after a disastrous opening round, she finished T14 despite a valiant effort from her in the rest of the rounds.

The 26-year-old had her best finish at the US Women’s Open in May this year. She finished T2 with a total score of 5-under. The ace golfer was two strokes behind champion Maja Stark.

The LPGA calendar still has three more Major tournaments to go – the Women’s PGA Championship this week, Evian Championship in July, and the AIG Women’s Open towards the end of the same month.

Nelly Korda has yet to win the latter two events. Her best finish at the Evian Championship is placing T8 in 2022 and at the AIG Women’s Open is finishing T2 last year.

The World No. 1 has two Majors to her name – the Women’s PGA Championship and the Chevron Championship.

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