spending time joining podcasts—and isn’t playing again until the LPGA returns to Florida for next week’s Annika Invitational. However, the 28-year-old World No. 1 is on the precipice of being one point away from earning a spot in the LPGA Hall of Fame. That’s because she’s all but a lock to win the 2026 LPGA Rolex Player of the Year award with three events to play. Korda has a 63-point lead in the standings over Haeran Ryu, 83 points over Miyu Yamashita and a 84 points over Jeeno Thitkul. The only way any of the three can pass Korda is to win this week’s Toto Classic in Japan, then win the Annika and the CME Group Tour Championship to close out the season. However, Thitkul and Yamashita (winner last week at the Maybank Championship) haven’t signed up to play the Annika, with the final deadline to enter coming Tuesday at 5 p.m. Eastern. Meanwhile, Ryu WD’s from the Maybank last week before hitting a shot and isn’t in the field this week in Japan. Winning the POY would give Korda her 26th career Hall of Fame point. The 27th point needed to earn induction could come with a win at the Annika (where she has won three of the last five years) or the Tour Championship.