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‘That Really Hit Me’ – Why A Conversation With Solheim Cup Captain’s Parents Reduced Lydia Ko To Tears

'That Really Hit Me' - Why A Conversation With Solheim Cup Captain's Parents Reduced Lydia Ko To Tears

During the 2022 LPGA Tour season, Lydia Ko enjoyed an incredible return to form that saw her claim three LPGA Tour titles, including the CME Group Tour Championship. During the run, the 26-year-old moved back to the World No.1 spot, something which she hadn’t done since 2017.

Ko described the season as “a Cinderella story”, with the New Zealander capping off 2022 by getting married to long term partner, Jun Chung, at the end of December.  However, since the turn of the year, it’s no secret that Ko has had her on course struggles in 2023, producing just one top 10 at the Honda LPGA Thailand, all the way back in February.

Lydia Ko strikes a tee shot

Ko during the second round of the Kroger Queen City Championship

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Since that top 10, her best finish has been a tie for 31st, with the 19-time LPGA Tour winner missing four cuts out of 13. “You know, going into the year obviously every year is a new start, and even if you do have a good year you don’t really know what it’s going to be like, because a lot of things can happen between a week and the two months. For sure a lot of things can change,” stated Ko, who sits just outside the top 30 at this weeks Kroger Queen City Championship.

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