The Golfer Who Can't Stop Winning
Scottie Scheffler is on an epic tear through the golf world. He just won the Masters and then won his very next tournament, giving him four wins in his last five events. In the only one he didn’t win, he finished second.
Nobody on the PGA Tour has been hotter since prime Tiger Woods. But somehow, Scheffler isn’t the most unstoppable golfer on the planet these days.
That would be Nelly Korda.
On Sunday, Korda won the Chevron Championship, the first major of the LPGA Tour season and the second of her career, giving the 25-year-old American wins in five consecutive starts and putting her in rarefied company. The run matches the LPGA record held by all-time great Annika Sorenstam (2004-05) and Nancy Lopez, who became a national sensation when she first accomplished the feat as a rookie in 1978.
Now it’s Korda’s time, and this isn’t just any hot streak. Finally healthy again after injury, Korda is capitalizing on her potential to completely dominate the sport.
https://www.wsj.com/sports/nelly-korda-lpga-win-scottie-scheffler-f4db6f1b
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Her brother Sebastian (pro tennis player) has some catching up to do. I love his game and hope he has a breakthrough soon.
Their sister Jessica is also a pro golfer.
Their father Petr won the Australian Open in tennis and made it to #2 in the world.
Mother Regina was also a tennis pro and played in the Olympics.
There's a little talent in the family. 
