Aramco Team Series London: World number two Nelly Korda claims victory
World number two Nelly Korda held off the challenge of Charley Hull to win her first title in Britain with victory at the Aramco Team Series London.
"I am hoping that I can take this momentum into the next couple of weeks. I have Evian and the AIG Women's Open coming up. Hopefully I have learned a little bit about the weather this week and I can take that momentum into the next two big events. "I played pretty well today, I was pretty happy," said the 27-year-old. "It was very windy out there. I just felt very tired this week after last week, it kind of hit me yesterday but I got a good night's sleep last night. It was good fun out there and nice to be playing in front of the home crowd.
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