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1 month ago | nbcsports.com | Amy Rogers

Paula Creamer planned to buy herself a Birkin handbag and to go skydiving with her father to celebrate her U.S. Women’s Open victory at Oakmont Country Club. But it was life’s simplest gifts that Creamer enjoyed when she returned to the storied venue 15 years after her win. “Pure joy. Happiness,” Creamer, now 38, said she felt as she stood beside the 18th green at Oakmont for the first time in years.

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2 months ago | nbcsports.com | Amy Rogers

THE WOODLANDS, Texas — Nelly Korda was on the verge of tears when she walked out of the scoring tent after signing for a disappointing 5-over 77 to begin her title defense at the Chevron Championship. “I just have to work,” Korda said, visibly frustrated after her round. “I’m not hitting it well.”She was 12 off the lead but, more importantly, four off the early projected cut line.

2 months ago | sports.yahoo.com | Amy Rogers

THE WOODLANDS, Texas — Nelly Korda was on the verge of tears when she walked out of the scoring tent after signing for a disappointing 5-over 77 to begin her title defense at the Chevron Championship. “I just have to work,” Korda said, visibly frustrated after her round. “I’m not hitting it well.”AdvertisementShe was 12 off the lead but, more importantly, four off the early projected cut line.

2 months ago | nbcsports.com | Amy Rogers

THE WOODLANDS, Texas — When the Chevron Championship moved to The Club at Carlton Woods from its longtime home at Mission Hills Country Club there was a question about whether the winner’s leap into the water beside the 18th green would continue. With Lilia Vu and Nelly Korda both taking the plunge over the past two years, it’s safe to say that celebration will live on.