Nelly Korda may be ranked No. 1 in the world for her golf game—but can we talk about her wardrobe for a second? Because the LPGA star just pulled up to her latest tournament looking less like a golfer and more like a Vogue cover shoot in motion. One fan summed it up perfectly: “She didn’t come to play—she came to slay.”
Clad in a sleek, curve-hugging athletic set in neon lime (YES, lime), with matching visor, limited-edition sneakers, and a swishy ponytail that deserves its own endorsement deal, Nelly turned the practice range into a full-blown fashion show. “This isn’t golf—it’s Glammaster’s Tournament 2025,” one viewer tweeted.
But the real moment came mid-round when she strutted down the fairway after crushing a drive 280 yards—gloves off, shades on, stride like a runway model at New York Fashion Week. The ball flew. So did the jaws. It was equal parts sports domination and fashion power move.
Naturally, the LPGA’s Instagram page posted the moment with the caption: “Nelly Korda: beauty, power, and a 3-wood that scares grown men.” Fans? Lost it. “Whoever her stylist is deserves a raise,” one wrote. “She’s making golf hot again,” said another.
This isn’t new behavior either. Nelly’s been slowly shifting the fashion culture of women’s golf, trading bland polos and khakis for sleek silhouettes, bold colors, and gear that says, “Yes, I’ll make birdie and take your man.”
And let’s be clear—she’s not sacrificing function for fashion. Her outfits are as performance-ready as they are runway-worthy. Breathable tech fabrics. Stretch for the swing. Style for the cameras. It’s a winning combo that has both teenage fans and retired country club members scrambling to copy her look.
Even fellow players are noticing. During a recent presser, one competitor joked, “I thought I was dressed cute until I saw Nelly. Now I feel like a caddie.” Ouch—but also, true.
While some of the more traditional voices in golf have raised eyebrows (“Isn’t that skirt a bit short for the tour?”), the majority are fully on board. The verdict? Nelly’s rewriting the LPGA dress code, one fierce fit at a time—and we are HERE for it.
Golf may be a game of inches, but when it comes to fashion, Nelly Korda just took the lead by miles.