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Team TaylorMade's Nelly Korda and Rickie Fowler are two world class ball strikers and today, they're grabbing their TP5x golf balls and putting on a show. They're in the fairway staring down a green with a left pin at 172 yards, a back pin at 192 yards, and a right pin at 170 yards. They take turns talking through how they'd get balls close to each pin, go through different scenarios such as coming down 18 to win a tournament and more. Follow TaylorMade Golf on social media: https://www.instagram.com/taylormadegolf/ https://twitter.com/TaylorMadeGolf https://www.tiktok.com/@taylormadegolf oh nice great flight there you

What a year it’s been for Nelly Korda, who has climbed to the very highest of golf’s highs and also suffered some very low lows. The term roller-coaster seems to fit, given how she had gone up, up and up, followed by dipping down, down and down. Because now, if you were waiting for another reminder of her dominance, it has arrived — albeit in slightly different form than this year’s earlier wins. Korda was named Rolex Player of the Year on Monday, a formality of statistics finally aligning rather than a majority vote from her peers. But what it tells you

It's no secret that Christmas time is the period where new clubs start making an appearance on the professional circuit, with several models already spotted going into 2025.We've recently seen Cobra's DS-ADAPT Range and now, at the Grant Thornton Invitational, Nelly Korda has been spotted using TaylorMade's reported new offering for next year.Korda during the Grant Thornton Invitational(Image credit: Getty Images)Earlier in the week four new TaylorMade drivers hit the USGA's Conforming Clubs list. These included the Qi35, Qi35 LS, Qi35 Max and a left-handed Qi35 LS, with Korda reportedly using the Max version in Naples, Florida.As of writing, very