Nelly Korda enjoys coffee outing with her friend by the golf course on vacation

Nelly Korda is not currently in-season with the LPGA Tour. The season wrapped in November after the CME Group Tour Championship. Despite it being the offseason, Korda can't stay away from the course.

Last night, she posted a video to her Instagram story of her on the course, which also has a resort by it. She battled the wind on a truly scenic, water-front hole in the video before showcasing her friend and the beach in today's upload.

Nelly Korda went on vacation with a friend near a golf course (Image via Instagram/nellykorda)

Her sister Jessica, who is also a pro golfer, was featured in a picture on the course yesterday. The friend tagged in today's video goes by Klara Mrcela, and she was enjoying a morning coffee while the pair waited on their breakfast.

The golfer did not tag a location on the story, though she did add a background song: Kimie Miner's Sweet Island Air (ft. Hawane Rios).

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Nelly Korda reflected on unbelievable 2024 season

When Nelly Korda resumes play next year, she will do so as the most prominent golfer in the sport. She just wrapped up a truly historic season, which included the Rolex Player of the Year Award and the Rolex Annika Major Award.

Nelly Korda made history in 2024 with seven wins (Image via Imagn)

The American golfer said of her incredible accolades via ESPN:

"It's been crazy, it's been such a fun year, full of ups and downs, but I am so, so grateful for my team sitting right here. It's been an amazing year and I'm so grateful to be doing what I love."

Her seventh and ultimately final win, since she finished fifth at the CME Group Tour Championship, came at the Annika. She had taken a few weeks off beforehand and said of her win:

"After taking some time off with an injury, it feels great to be back out here. Nothing like being in the hunt, the adrenaline feeling on the back nine, and being in contention. I love it so much."

Korda wasn't the only person to have a historic season, though. Lydia Ko also won three events including a Major and the two had several incredible duels in 2024. Ko also took gold at the 2024 Paris Olympics and said:

"2024 has felt like a fairytale, one word, fairytale. I can't believe it, even now while looking at some of the highlights. I still get goosebumps."

All told, Nelly Korda took home seven wins in 2024, including a Major. Five of those wins came consecutively, and she cemented her status as the World No. 1 throughout 2024. She stretched her lead there to six full points over Ruoning Yin, the World No. 2.