Nelly Korda makes a comment on the crowds at Memorial Park after she wins The Chevron Championship

Also, fans tuning in on their televisions were not able to watch the final round action until Korda was midway through her front nine on Sunday.

The LPGA Tour clearly have to make some changes in that regard moving forward.

But what were the fans inside the grounds at Memorial Park like? Korda was asked that exact question after winning The Chevron Championship on Sunday.

“Yeah, it was amazing,“ the world number one said.

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*“*It was a lot of fun to play in front of. I thank them a lot for chanting my name and being so supportive. It was a lot of fun to play in front of crowds.

“It’s always been a lot of fun to play in front of crowds, especially when you’re playing good golf. When you’re playing bad golf it’s not good to play in front of big crowds.“

Small crowds at The Chevron Championship a slight concern

In fairness, the crowds did grow as the week went on at Memorial Park.

However, the LPGA Tour leadership will undoubtedly be concerned about the lack of fans on the property in Houston, Texas, during the first two rounds of The Chevron.

It was strange to see so few people out watching the golf at Memorial Park on Thursday and Friday.

The women’s game is in the midst of a real boom era right now.

So, perhaps it was a one-off, and as mentioned previously, the crowds definitely grew after the first two rounds.

And as Nelly Korda said, those who were inside the grounds at The Chevron Championship supported her passionately.

It will be interesting to see how the crowd sizes shape up throughout the remaining four major championships of the year.