Nelly Korda and Haeran Ryu have been ruled ineligible for the LPGA's low scoring award, according to a report from Golfweek. The award recognizes the player with the lowest scoring average over the season, but both players did not meet the minimum round requirements.
The LPGA requires a player to complete a certain number of rounds to qualify for the award. Korda and Ryu fell short of that threshold, leaving the honor open to other competitors.
With the two top players out of contention, the race for the low scoring award will likely come down to the remaining eligible players as the season concludes.
