Korda is no exception: her seventh win of the year this past week at The Annika was her first with a new putter. While Korda became just the third player in LPGA history to win five straight starts earlier this season,

Korda, already locked in as LPGA Player of the Year, last played Sept. 22 in Ohio. She was planning to play twice during the Asian swing until a minor neck injury kept her at home.

As the season winds down, yet another tournament wraps up with a familiar sight—World No. 1 Nelly Korda standing tall at the top. But this time, The Annika wasn’t just another win for Korda; it was one of those victories—the kind people will talk about for years.