Nelly Korda - Up one spot to ninth in the Rolex Women’s World Golf Rankings

Nelly Korda’s victory at the Lacoste Ladies Open de France, her first win on the Ladies European Tour, brought her inside the top 10 for the third time in her career. Her career-best ranking is sixth, which she reached in March 2019 after earning six consecutive top-10 finishes.

Nasa Hataoka - Up one spot to sixth in the Rolex Women’s World Golf Rankings

Hataoka continues trending upward after winning last week’s LPGA Championship Konica Minolta Cup, a major on the JLPGA Tour. She moved up two spots after the victory, returning to her best position since July 2019. Her all-time best ranking is fourth, coming in April 2019 after her victory at the Kia Classic.

Jin Young Ko’s Lead Holds in Season Races

Rolex Rankings No. 1 Jin Young Ko is not playing this week in Indianapolis, so she will hold steady atop the Rolex Player of the Year standings with 237 points. Coincidentally, that is the same number of points that Ariya Jutanugarn had to win the award in 2018.

Ko, who clinched the Rolex ANNIKA Major Award with two major wins in 2019, leads the Vare Trophy standings with a 68.851 scoring average, a margin of .414 over second-place Hyo Joo Kim. Kim is in the field at the Indy Women In Tech Championship driven by Group 1001.

Brooke Henderson will have an opportunity to separate herself from Ko in the Leaders Top 10 race. The two players are currently tied with 10 top 10s on the year.

Joengeun Lee6, who is also not in the field in Indianapolis, sitting with a commanding lead in the Louise Suggs Rolex Rookie of the Year standings with 1,217 points. Kristen Gillman, in second place and in the field this week, has 488 points.

AON Risk Reward Challenge Update- Lee-Anne Pace Holds Narrow Lead

Lee-Anne Pace leads the Aon Risk Reward Challenge at -0.792, with a slim .006 lead over Ariya Jutanugarn in second at -0.786. Carlota Ciganda (-0.775) and Hyo Joo Kim (-0.769) round out the players with an average of -0.7 or better, while Brittany Altomare sits in fifth at -0.684.

UL International Crown Standings Update

With the 2019 Solheim Cup completed, we now look ahead to Aug. 27, 2020, when the fourth playing of the UL International Crown will begin. The standings are calculated by taking the four highest ranked players from each team in the Rolex Women’s World Rankings and adding the total up for those four players. The eight countries with the lowest combined totals will compete in the 2020 UL International Crown in England at the Centurion Club.

1	Republic of Korea
Player	17
Jin Young Ko	1
Sung Hyun Park	2
Jeongeun Lee6	4
Inbee Park	10
2	United States
Player	45
Lexi Thompson	3
Nelly Korda	9
Danielle Kang	16
Lizette Salas	17
3	Japan
Player	95
Nasa Hataoka	6
Hinako Shibuno	11
Ai Suzuki	26
Mamiko Higa	52
4	England
Player	178
Bronte Law	25
Charley Hull	29
Georgia Hall	38
Jodi Ewart Shadoff	86
5	Australia
Player	196
Minjee Lee	7
Hannah Green	18
Su Oh	70
Katherine Kirk	101
6	Thailand
Player	214
Ariya Jutanugarn	8
Moriya Jutanugarn	24
Pornanong Phatlum	69
Pajaree Anannarukarn	113
7	China
Player	299
Shanshan Feng	21
Yu Liu	35
Jing Yan	104
Xiyu Lin	139
8	Sweden
Player	394
Anna Nordqvist	75
Pernilla Lindberg	104
Madelene Sagstrom	105
Caroline Hedwall	110
9	Spain
Player	519
Carlota Ciganda	12
Azahara Munoz	37
Nuria Iturrioz	215
Beatriz Recari	255
10	Germany
Player	531
Caroline Masson	50
Sandra Gal	138
Esther Henseleit	168
Olivia Cowan	175

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