The Phil Kenyon Effect: How Nelly Korda Just BROKE the Chevron Championship

Is Nelly Korda playing the best golf of her life? After a record-breaking 36 holes at Memorial Park, Nelly holds a massive 6-shot lead at the 2026 Chevron Championship. But the real story isn't just the score—it’s the putting.

In this video, we dive into Nelly’s game-changing decision to work with putting guru Phil Kenyon. We analyze her "emergency" switch from left-hand low back to a conventional grip and why Kenyon’s "black and white" structure has removed the gray area from her short game.

With a 14-under total and a new scoring record, Nelly is proving that even the best in the world aren't afraid to make big changes to find that extra 1%. For the Scratch at 50 community, Nelly’s focus on green reading and start lines is a masterclass in how to turn a weakness into a weapon.

Inside this video:

Analysis of Nelly's record-setting 65-65 start in Houston.

The "Phil Kenyon" philosophy: Why she went back to a conventional grip.

How structured putting practice saved her 2026 season.

Can anyone catch her? Previewing the weekend at the Chevron.

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