Did USA win any medals in women's golf at 2024 Paris Olympics? Final rankings for Nelly Korda, Rose Zhang and Lilia Vu

The women's golf competition of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games concluded on Saturday, August 10, at Le Golf National's Albatross Course. Lydia Ko ended up winning the gold medal, as she finished one stroke ahead of Esther Henseleit.

The American team had two players in contention for the title going into the fourth round: Rose Zhang (T3) and Nelly Korda (T7). However, both produced poor performances, and so the U.S. failed to secure a medal in the event.

Zhang played the fourth round with three birdies, three bogeys, and one double bogey (+2). The performance brought her score for the event to 5-under. The 21-year-old finished T8, five shots behind champion Lydia Ko.

Korda, meanwhile, endured a rollercoaster round. She started strong with birdies on the 2nd and 3rd but stumbled with bogeys on the 5th and 7th. A birdie on the 9th helped the 27-year-old turn in 1 under par. The World No. 1 golfer then bogeyed the 13th and birdied the 14th. However, her round took a dramatic turn with a triple bogey on the 15th and a bogey on the 17th. This late collapse left her with a final round of 1 under par and a disappointing T22 finish.

The third member of the U.S. team, Lilia Vu, unfortunately struggled in the final two rounds. Vu, 26, shot rounds of 76 and 74 to finish with a disappointing total of 5 over par and a T36 placement.

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Final leaderboard of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games Golf Event

Here is the final leaderboard for women's golf at the Paris Olympics 2024:

• 1 Lydia Ko -10
• 2 Esther Henseleit -8
• 3 Xiyu Lin -7
• T4 Bianca Pagdanganan -6
• T4 Hannah Green -6
• T4 Amy Yang -6
• T4 Miyu Yamashita -6
• T8 Wei-Ling Hsu -5
• T8 Rose Zhang -5
• T10 Maja Stark -4
• T10 Ruoning Yin -4
• T10 Mariajo Uribe -4
• T13 Albane Valenzuela -3
• T13 Dottie Ardina -3
• T13 Azahara Munoz -3
• T13 Ashleigh Buhai -3
• T13 Brooke M. Henderson -3
• T18 Peiyun Chien -2
• T18 Celine Boutier -2
• T18 Atthaya Thitikul -2
• T18 Morgane Metraux -2
• T22 Minjee Lee -1
• T22 Pia Babnik -1
• T22 Nelly Korda -1
• T25 Jin Young Ko E
• T25 Hyo Joo Kim E
• T27 Charley Hull +1
• T27 Linn Grant +1
• T29 Aditi Ashok +2
• T29 Emma Spitz +2
• T29 Gaby Lopez +2
• T29 Celine Borge +2
• T29 Manon De Roey +2
• T29 Patty Tavatanakit +2
• 35 Alexandra Forsterling +4
• T36 Nanna Koerstz Madsen +5
• T36 Georgia Hall +5
• T36 Lilia Vu +5
• 39 Stephanie Meadow +6
• 40 Shannon Tan +7
• 41 Klara Davidson Spilkova +8
• T42 Perrine Delacour +9
• T42 Alena Sharp +9
• T44 Emily Kristine Pedersen +11
• T44 Paula Reto +11
• T44 Anne van Dam +11
• T47 Madelene Stavnar +12
• T47 Sarah Schober +12
• T49 Carlota Ciganda +13
• T49 Ana Belac +13
• T49 Diksha Dagar +13
• 52 Ines Laklalech +15
• 53 Alessandra Fanali +16
• 54 Yuka Saso +17
• T55 Sara Kouskova +18
• T55 Ashley Lau +18
• 57 Ursula Wikstrom +19
• 58 Maria Fassi +21
• 59 Leona Maguire +23
• Noora Komulainen WD

Lydia Ko's victory marks the third Olympic medal of her career (one of each color) and also grants her direct entry into the super-exclusive LPGA Hall of Fame.