Nelly Korda went wire-to-wire in capturing the Chevron Championship -- her third major title -- as she reclaimed the No. 1 spot in women's golf.

Nelly Korda stretched her lead to eight shots Saturday until missing a series of short putts that caused her to settle for a 2-under 70 and a five-shot lead in The Chevron Championship, the largest 54-hole lead of her career.

Nelly Korda is in complete control of her game and is leaving the field behind at the Chevron Championship HOUSTON — Nelly Korda is playing with so much control even her misses are right where she’s aiming.

With the win, the Bradenton, Fla., native added a third major title to her decorated resume of 17 victories on the LPGA Tour.

NBC is facing heavy criticism for its decision regarding the Chevron Championship, which Nelly Korda leads by five shots.

When Korda is on, she is on. Remember 2024? Two years ago, Korda achieved five consecutive wins on tour, culminating at the Chevron Championship when it was played in The Woodland

Korda was well off the cut line Friday when she went on a birdie spree to make it to the weekend in her title defense.

Nelly Korda is playing with so much control even her misses are right where she's aiming. She birdied her last two holes Friday with exquisite irons shots for another 7-under 65, giving her a daunting seven-shot lead going into the weekend at The Chevron Championship.