Lydia Ko
Lydia Ko, hailing from New Zealand, rewrote the golf history books when she became the youngest player to clinch the number one spot in the Women’s World Golf Rankings at just 17. She had already been turning heads with major amateur wins, including the Australian Women’s Amateur Strokeplay and the New Zealand Women’s Amateur Strokeplay and Match Play.
In 2014, Lydia was named the youngest-ever Louise Suggs Rolex Rookie of the Year, and by 2022, she added Rolex Player of the Year and Vare Trophy honors to her collection. Her impressive performance also surpassed the $10 million mark in career earnings, joining an elite group of LPGA players.
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