SAMMAMISH, Wash. – Lydia Ko’s name ought to strike fear in the hearts of players trying to catch her Sunday at the KPMG PGA Women’s PGA Championship.
She ought to be making her colleagues resent her growing dominance by now.
But how do you fear and resent somebody who opens their golf bag in the middle of a round and offers you the peaches, mangos and cherries her mother packed her?
Cherries, by the way, with the pits already removed.
“I ate out of her bag all day,” Brittany Lincicome said.