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Leonie Harm birdied the last two holes to win her first LET title on home soil at the Amundi German Masters. Her story is nothing short of remarkable. At age 15, Harm was out jogging before school when she was struck by a drunk driver traveling 45 mph. Doctors put her in a medically-induced coma. Her very presence is a miracle. Several years later, Harm lost her mother to breast cancer. At the University of Houston, she studied biochemistry and biophysics hoping to one day work in cancer research. During the Covid pandemic, the young pro used the break to work in vaccine research. At the end of 2024, she nearly quit professional golf. Now, she’s an LET champion. (LET photo)

While the PGA Championship grabs the headlines, the ‘STORY OF THE YEAR’ just happened on the Ladies European Tour. In 2013, Leonie Harm went for a run & was hit by a drunk driver. She was given a 4% chance to live. Harm just holed a putt on 18 for her first @LETgolf title. 🥲

Messages for Mom 📞 ❤️ Hear the heartfelt messages these players left to their moms and babies in honor of Mother's Day

Due to anticipated inclement weather on Saturday, tee times and TV coverage are shifting to earlier in the day. Catch live coverage of moving day on CNBC from 12:30-3:30 p.m. ET 📺

Due to forecasted inclement weather on Saturday, May 9, live coverage of the 2026 Mizuho Americas Open will now be live from 12:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. on CNBC and Golf Channel Digital. Tee times will also be adjusted with players teeing off approximately between 7:30 a.m. and 9:40 a.m. off Nos. 1 and 10 in groups of three. @LPGA | @MizuhoLPGA

Lydia Ko shares more with @HallyLead on her signature fun claw clips she wears behind her visor ✨ She went with the NYC coffee cup on Friday in New Jersey 🗽

Live on air 📺 @hallylead takes us behind-the-scenes as she gets ready to interview golfers on broadcast. Tune in to @GolfChannel digital at 11 a.m. ET and all weekend long to catch her in action!

This is what @NellyKorda told me to do 😂😂 #PMSLive

I swear on my life I tried the Nelly Korda Coca Cola tempo drill and hit this shot from 155

.@NellyKorda will be joining the progrum today #PMSLive

Nelly Korda's results this season ⬇️ W, $315,000: Tournament of Champions 2, $282,976: Founders Cup 2, $206,791: Ford Championship T2, $313,951: Aramco Championship W, $1.35 million: Chevron W, $375,000: Riviera Maya Open 3 wins, 3 runners-up, $2,843,718 in prize money.

Nelly Korda is the youngest American player to get to 18 career @LPGA wins since Nancy Lopez. She is 1 of 2 players since 1980 to begin an LPGA season with 6 consecutive top-2 finishes. Annika Sorenstam in 2001 is the other.

NELLY KORDA CAN’T STOP WINNING 🏆 She follows up last week’s major triumph with a win at the @RivieraMayaOpen in Mexico

Nelly Korda's 2026: -Won the Hilton -2nd at Founders -2nd at Ford -2nd at Aramco -Won the Chevron -Won Riviera Maya Absolutely outrageous, and no sign of it slowing down.

With a win Sunday, Nelly Korda would be the youngest American player to reach 18 @LPGA victories since Nancy Lopez in 1980.

Bogey-free 67 today for Nelly Korda in Mexico to grab a share of the lead. Last player to win on @LPGA Tour week after winning major: Celine Boutier, 2023 (Evian, Scottish) Last American player to do it - Meg Mallon in 2004.

Some additional data from the Chevron Championship. Via Craig Kessler over on LinkedIn

“This is the greatest golfer I’ve ever played with” -Kevin Kisner on Nelly Korda

There was a moment during @uswomensopen media day at Riviera when Mike Whan listed the next 10 venues for the championship and said you could put it up against any event in the world. He's right. 2027 Inverness 2028 Oakmont 2029 Pinehurst No. 2 2030 Interlachen 2031 Oakland Hills 2032 LACC 2033 Chicago Golf Club 2034 Merion Golf Club 2035 Pebble Beach 2036 Shinnecock

Someone put this @NellyKorda sizzle on loop 🔥