Lydia Ko Continues to Break Barriers: Vogue Feature, Hall of Fame

Lydia Ko is making waves both on and off the golf course. The LPGA Hall of Famer recently graced the cover of Vogue Korea, sharing breathtaking shots from the photoshoot on social media. Known for her dominance in golf and effortless style, Ko’s appearance in Vogue adds yet another milestone to her already illustrious career.

With 22 LPGA Tour victories, Ko remains one of the top players in the world and is currently ranked 3rd in the Rolex Women’s Golf Rankings. In 2023, she made history by becoming the youngest player ever inducted into the LPGA Hall of Fame, solidifying her legacy in the sport.

Ko’s most recent tournament appearance was at the Hilton Grand Vacations Tournament of Champions, where she tied for sixth place, further proving her consistency and ability to compete at the highest level.

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Lydia Ko Receives New Zealand’s Top Sports Honor

Beyond her golfing achievements, Ko has also been recognized as one of New Zealand’s greatest athletes. On Monday, February 17, she was honored with the Supreme Halberg Award, New Zealand’s most prestigious sports accolade. She also claimed the Sportswoman of the Year award, a testament to her outstanding season.To win the Supreme Halberg Award, Ko triumphed over a talented group of athletes, including:

Lisa Carrington (canoeist)
Ellesse Andrews (track cyclist)
Amelia Kerr (cricketer)
Erin Routliffe (top-ranked doubles tennis player)
Emma Twigg (rower)

Ko’s 2023 season was nothing short of spectacular. She secured three LPGA Tour victories, including a major win at the Women’s Open. But perhaps her most historic achievement came at the Paris Olympics, where she won gold, bringing her total Olympic medal count to three. This made her the only golfer in history to achieve three Olympic medals—a feat that cements her place among the sport’s all-time greats.