How Close Is Nelly Korda to Qualifying for the LPGA Hall of Fame?

Nelly Korda is rapidly approaching one of the most prestigious honors in women’s golf: induction into the LPGA Hall of Fame. With 19 Hall of Fame points to her name, Korda is just six points shy of the 27-point threshold required for automatic induction. At only 25 years old, she is already within striking distance of a milestone that many golfers spend decades chasing.

Hall of Fame points are awarded based on tournament wins, major championships, and season-ending awards like Player of the Year and Vare Trophy. Korda’s impressive career includes multiple LPGA titles, a major championship win, and an Olympic gold medal—highlighting her dominance on the global stage. Her current tally puts her ahead of several active players and just behind veterans like Jin Young Ko (20 points) and Yani Tseng (23 points), who are also in pursuit of Hall of Fame honors.

What’s even more remarkable is Korda’s current form. With her recent string of victories and top finishes, including a streak of consecutive wins in 2024, she appears well-positioned to hit the mark sooner rather than later. If she maintains her current momentum, it’s likely she could reach the 27-point milestone within the next season or two.

In a sport where longevity and consistency are key, Nelly Korda has proven she’s more than just a rising star—she’s a future legend in the making. Her march toward the Hall of Fame is not just probable; it feels inevitable.