How much has Nelly Korda made from her 5 consecutive wins? LPGA star’s earnings explored

Nelly Korda is the name golf fans are going to see on their feeds for a while after her recent victory at The Chevron Championship 2024. With this victory, Korda has created history as she won her fifth consecutive LPGA Title. Naturally, the victory places the 25-year-old in elite company.

However, apart from that, it also puts her in a good spot financially. Due to her five consecutive victories, Korda has managed to amass a decent amount of wealth. After her first victory at the LPGA Drive on Championship in January 2024, Korda walked out with $262,500 in earnings.

Next, in March, Korda received better prize money when she won the FIR HILLS SERI PAK CHAMPIONSHIP. After a dominant win that made the headlines, the golfer earned $300,000.

After the FIR HILLS SERI PAK CHAMPIONSHIP, Nelly Korda competed in the Ford Championship, where she won $337,500. In her fourth consecutive win which came at T-Mobile Match Play, Korda made $300,000. While these amounts are indeed decent, Korda's biggest win came at the first Major of the season.

After winning The Chevron Championship, Nelly Korda made $1,200,000. In total, Korda has made $2,400,000 from her five consecutive LPGA victories. Given her form, it won't be surprising to see Korda better these earnings in the coming weeks and months.

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Nelly Korda joins a prestigious list after victory at The Chevron Championship

In 2022, Nelly Korda had to undergo surgery for a blood clot. While many wondered how it would affect her when she comes back, it's clear that Korda has recovered well and has been able to script history with wonderful performances this year.

Her fifth consecutive LPGA victory at the 2024 Chevron Championship put Korda on a prestigious list of legendary golfers. Apart from Korda, the golfers who achieved this feat are Bryan Nelson (11), Tiger Woods (7, 6, 5), Ben Hogan (6), Nancy Lopez (5), and Annika Sorenstam (5).

If Korda can make it six consecutive victories in the coming weeks, she will become the woman with the most consecutive victories. However, until then, it seems Korda would like to celebrate her recent win. After jumping into the lake to celebrate, Korda also spoke about how it felt to win her second Major title.

The American told the press:

“My first-ever Major, competing in a Major, was at the U.S. Women's Open at Sebonack, and that was when I dreamt of winning Major championships. To have two under my belt now is a dream come true.”

If Nelly Korda can keep up her good performances, she will indeed end up as a legendary name in the sport. It will be very interesting to follow her career and see if she can achieve this feat.