Nelly Korda teed off right on schedule on Thursday, joining Charley Hull and defending champion Lottie Woad at the 2026 LPGA Scottish Open at Dundonald Links. Here's how to watch.
Nelly Korda, Charley Hull, and Lottie Woad Tee Off 2026 LPGA Scottish Open
Korda, the No. 1 ranked player in the world, arrived coming off a rare missed cut at the Amundi Evian Championship. It was her first in two years. Even so, her 2026 season has been strong. She's posted four wins on the LPGA schedule this year, including a hard-fought US Open victory.
Hull is leaning into links golf after years of resisting it. The 30-year-old Brit said she's embracing the firmer course, adjusting to instead of fighting against the conditions at Dundonald.
"Just kind of got out of my head that links doesn't suit me," Hull said when describing her mindset. "And [I] just try and make it suit me."
Woad, meanwhile, returns to the event she won last year in her professional debut, taking the title by three shots in 2025. That victory secured her tour card through 2027. While she's been prepping for the upcoming AIG Women's British Open, she plans to enjoy Dundonald more this time around.
"I didn't appreciate at the time, obviously being my first event, I didn't know what to expect," Woad said of her first Scottish Open showing. "But now I've been playing every week and playing with the same people and obviously seeing how good everyone is, yeah, definitely more special now."
How to Watch the 2026 LPGA Scottish Open
The 2026 ISPS Handa Women's Scottish Open runs July 23-26. Fans can watch the tournament live on Golf Channel.
