Ireland’s Leona Maguire is set to clash with world number one Nelly Korda in the final of the LPGA’s T-Mobile Match Play event after both players secured dominant victories to advance into the decider.
Korda, aiming for her fourth consecutive tournament win, displayed her prowess by defeating US compatriot Angel Yin 3&2 in the quarter-finals before overcoming South Korea’s Na-Rin An 4&3 in the semi-finals.
Meanwhile, Maguire showcased her matchplay skills by defeating Thailand’s Moriya Jutanugarn 4&3 and Korean Sei-Young Kim 3&2 in her Saturday games in Las Vegas. Speaking of the Shadow Creek venue, Maguire expressed her fondness for the golf course, labeling it as one of her favorites.
Having shown her matchplay pedigree in Europe’s Solheim Cup triumphs, Maguire emphasized her love for the competitiveness of matchplay golf. She met up with her European team-mates ahead of the event in Las Vegas, reflecting on the camaraderie within the team.
Despite Korda’s recent dominant form, Maguire is prepared for the challenge ahead, acknowledging Korda as the best in the world at the moment.
Maguire expressed her excitement for the opportunity to compete against the top-ranked player, highlighting the significance of facing the best in the world.
With two previous LPGA wins under her belt, including victories at the Drive On Championship in 2022 and the Meijer Classic last season, Maguire is poised to give Korda a tough battle in the final.
The clash between Maguire and Korda promises to be an intense and thrilling encounter as both players vie for victory in the prestigious T-Mobile Match Play event.
Home » Leona Maguire to Face Nelly Korda in LPGA T-Mobile Match Play Final
You Might Also Like
England Target Knockout Spot as Portugal Seek Redemption in Crucial World Cup Fixtures
Victoria EmetoJune 23, 2026
England will aim to become one of the latest major teams to secure a place in the World Cup knockout...
Crowd Surge at Amman Watch Party Leaves One Dead During World Cup Screening
Victoria EmetoJune 23, 2026
A crowd surge during a public screening of a World Cup match in Jordan’s capital, Amman, has left one person...
Markéta Vondroušová Banned Four Years for Refusing Anti-Doping Test Entry
Victoria EmetoJune 22, 2026
Former Wimbledon champion Markéta Vondroušová has been handed a four-year ban from tennis after refusing to allow an anti-doping officer...
Mohamed Salah Hails Historic World Cup Win as Egypt Beat New Zealand 3–1
Victoria EmetoJune 22, 2026
Mohamed Salah has described Egypt’s 3–1 victory over New Zealand at the FIFA World Cup 2026 as one of the...
Tunisia First African Team Eliminated From World Cup After Heavy Defeat to Japan
Victoria EmetoJune 22, 2026
Tunisia have become the first African side to be eliminated from the World Cup after suffering a heavy 4–0 defeat...






