KORDA TO KEEP BEING AGGRESSIVE

World No. I not ditching her signature style to arrest slump ahead of third Major of the year

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World No. 1 Nelly Korda has shrugged off her recent dip in form, as she chases the third Major title of her golf career at this week's Women's PGA Championship.

The American is hoping for a better result after back-to-back missed cuts at the US Women's Open and last week's Meijer Classic, a sharp contrast to her blistering early season run of six tournament wins in seven starts.

Despite her poor performances, the 25-year-old is not hitting the panic button as she prepares to tackle the tight fairways of Sahalee Country Club in Sammamish, Washington, where accuracy is paramount.

She has said that she prefers to focus on the positive aspects of her recent struggles, if any at all, maintaining that the occasional trough is inevitable at this level of golf.

"You can dwell on the negatives, but that will never lead you anywhere, so you try to look at the positives," Korda said.