KORN FERRY TOUR
Check out highlights from the final round of action at the Korn Ferry Tour’s Club Car Championship. Davis Lamb, John Pak and Blades Brown put together an exciting finish from Savannah, Ga.
Korda hopes hot start leads to third major win at Chevron
After a win and three runner-up finishes, Nelly Korda brings strong momentum into the Chevron Championship as the defending champion.
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