World No. 1 golfer Nelly Korda is gearing up to tee off in the 2025 ShopRite LPGA Classic, which kicks off on June 6. Ahead of the tournament, she hit the range while donning a stylish black and blue golf attire.Korda had a phenomenal season last year, with seven wins on the LPGA Tour. She also won the Chevron Championship, which marked her second major championship title. She has yet to claim her first win of the season this year, and will attempt to do so at the ShopRite LPGA Classic.In a video posted by the LPGA on X, the Bradenton-born golfer was captured donning a light blue Nike golf shirt paired with a black skirt. She also wore a hat, sunglasses, and sneakers as she practiced her strokes. The video was captioned:“First look at the World No. 1 in the Garden State.”Take a look at the video here:The American golfer's first start of the year was at the Hilton Grand Vacations Tournament of Champions, where she placed second. Her second was at the Founders Cup, where she finished at T7.Nelly Korda will be making her ninth PGA Tour start of the year at the ShopRite LPGA Classic. She’ll compete against other top golfers such as Jeeno Thitikul, Maja Stark, and Mao Saigo. Her tee-off time is 1:04 p.m. on Thursday and 7:59 a.m. on Saturday E.T.Nelly Korda says the U.S. Women’s Open is “always a test,” after narrowly missing the titleNelly Korda competed in the recently concluded 2025 U.S. Women’s Open. She narrowly missed the title after scoring 5-under, which placed her in T2. Meanwhile, Maja Stark won the event with 7-under.After the tournament, Korda shared a series of pictures on Instagram, saying it was tough. The caption read:“@usosmen is always a TEST 😜😉.” Hopefully trending in the right direction :) Thank you to everyone that came out and supported! Congratulations to @majastark for an amazing performance! Go pack go! 🧀 “Take a look at the post here: View this post on Instagram Instagram PostDuring her opening round at Erin Hills, Nelly Korda shot one bogey and one birdie across all 18 holes. On day two, she forged ahead with six birdies and two bogeys, making the cut into the third round.On moving day, Korda struggled on the front nine and went birdie-free after shooting four bogeys. On the back nine, she flipped the script and went bogey-free after shooting three birdies. On day four, she shot four birdies and three bogeys, bringing her total score across 72 holes to 5-under.The 26-year-old was tied for second place with Rio Takeda, and at T4, Mao Saigo tied with Runoning Yin and Hye-Jin Choi.The total prize purse for the tournament was $12 million. Stark went home with $2.4 million, while Korda won $1.052.621 million for her performance.