Korda's U.S. Women's Open winning stroke from just inside three feet wasn't pure, but it wound up at the bottom of the cup on the 18th at Riviera because it had proper pace. As a result, her ball had a better chance to go in, a perfect illustration of something called "Capture size," which I dove into in more detail in my "Late Scratch?" column last week. It's a helpful concept for all golfers—even the best on the planet—especially if you find yourself lipping out a lot instead of lipping in.