Nelly Korda flaunts her New Year's Eve fit in latest Instagram post

Nelly Korda flaunts her New Year
Nelly Korda flaunts her New Year's Eve fit (Images via Getty and @nellykorda/Instagram)

Nelly Korda recently flaunted a dazzling New Year's Eve outfit in her latest Instagram story. The World No. 1 had a phenomenal 2024 season, during which she registered seven wins and was adjudged the Rolex Player of the Year.

In her recent Instagram story, Korda wore a chic black off-shoulder top with sparkling rhinestones, sheer sleeves, and jeans with pearls on the lower part. The 26-year-old wore a gold necklace with a pendant to complete her outfit. She captured the clip with her phone's front camera and used sparkles emoji in the story.

Screenshot of Nelly Korda's Instagram Story (Images via @nellykorda/Instagram)
Screenshot of Nelly Korda's Instagram Story (Images via @nellykorda/Instagram)

Korda recently also celebrated Christmas Eve with her brother Sebastian and elder sister Jessica. She posted the picture of the festive occasion on her Instagram. In the picture, Nelly was dressed in a white sweater with a plaid skirt while Sebastian was dressed formally in a white shirt and red tie. Jessica wore a sleeveless white dress in one picture while a light beige cardigan in another.

All three of them were sharing a heartwarming hug and smiling at the camera. Nelly Korda captioned the post:

"Merry Christmas from your 3 favorites Ho Ho Ho’s (Santa and Christmas tree emoji)."

Did Nelly Korda break the yearly payout record on the LPGA Tour in 2024?

Ahead of her final tournament this year at the 2024 CME Group Tour Championship, Nelly Korda was in contention to break the LPGA's single-season prize money record.

Lorena Ochoa had earned $4,364,994 in the 2007 LPGA Tour season and her record wasn't broken until this year. Korda tied for fifth and earned $227,500 this year, finishing with a total earnings of $4,391,930 in the 2024 season.

However, she wasn't the only one to break Hall of Famer's Ochoa record. Jeeno Thitikul won the CME Group Tour Championship and earned $4 million. Her yearly earnings were $6.06 million.

Let's take a look at the official money list on the LPGA Tour this season:

  1. Jeeno Thitikul (THA): $6,059,309
  2. Nelly Korda (USA): $4,391,930
  3. Lydia Ko (NZL): $3,201,289
  4. Yuka Saso (JPN): $2,867,618
  5. Haeran Ryu (KOR): $2,814,903
  6. Ayaka Furue (JPN): $2,811,824
  7. Ruoning Yin (CHN): $2,783,307
  8. Lilia Vu (USA): $2,088,335
  9. Hannah Green (AUS): $2,074,873
  10. Lauren Coughlin (USA): $2,062,822
  11. Ally Ewing (USA): $1,966,278
  12. Amy Yang (KOR): $1,965,409
  13. Jin Young Ko (KOR): $1,774,824
  14. Hinako Shibuno (JPN): $1,719,878
  15. Angel Yin (USA): $1,656,158
  16. Mao Saigo (JPN): $1,618,202
  17. Maja Stark (SWE): $1,489,593
  18. Jin Hee Im (KOR): $1,377,818
  19. Brooke M. Henderson (CAN): $1,320,020
  20. Andrea Lee (USA): $1,241,817
  21. Patty Tavatanakit (THA): $1,231,694
  22. Hye-Jin Choi (KOR): $1,198,637
  23. A Lim Kim (KOR): $1,191,131
  24. Jennifer Kupcho (USA): $1,158,094
  25. Rose Zhang (USA): $1,137,159
  26. Celine Boutier (FRA): $1,131,625
  27. Linn Grant (SWE): $1,114,951
  28. Charley Hull (ENG): $1,104,000
  29. Sei Young Kim (KOR): $1,103,986
  30. Esther Henseleit (GER): $1,079,209

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