Lydia Ko is among the best and most impressive players in female golf in the last decade. Her game was so top-notch that in 2014 she was on the list of 100 most influential people in Time Magazine. A very big achievement in itself.

But as of late her performance has suffered. The fans are aware of it and so is she. And after her recent exit from the AIG Women’s Open, Ko has penned a heartfelt note and is telling the world about how these recent letdowns are making her feel. Let’s dive in to find out what Ko has said.

Lydia Ko makes big confession after cut from Women’s British Open

The 2023 season hasn’t been that great for Ko who has been seen struggling on the course. Her recent penalty stroke at the Dana Open also added insult to injury. This is why she needed a good performance at the AIG Women’s Open to get a break from the slump if not a comeback.

But unfortunately, it didn’t happen. The British Open was a tough nut from day one only. Even the most renowned and world-class players found Walton Heath tough to tackle. And in the second round, Lydia Ko came among those who missed the cut.

And hours after her exit Ko has made a honest confession about her recent fall down and how it has been frustrating for her. She has written, “My game hasn’t been where I want it to be and no lie, it’s been frustrating. But honestly feel like I’m progressing and moving in the right direction. Going to stay patient and keep working at it! Thank you Europe, next up Canada!”

Ko is a fighter and is willing to work on her form which is a sign of a good athlete. Prior to the beginning of the event, Ko publicly acknowledged her struggle at the press conference saying “I do wish I had put myself in contention and was a little bit more consistent.”

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Ko said the reason for this is that she is constantly comparing herself to last year which was a very good one and as she is trying to live up to it she keeps falling; her performance this week is proof of it.

Ko was shown the exit after the second round at AIG

In the second round, she made two-over 74 which includes six bogeys and four birdies, and made an exit. This is the first time since 2012 that Lydia hasn’t made a top-10 finish at a major championship in a year.

Besides Ko, other notable players to miss the cut at the event are Lexi Thompson, Brooke Henderson, Ashleigh Buhai, and Jennifer Kupcho. Currently maintaining the lead at the Open is Lilia Vu.

There are many good tournaments remaining this season on the tour. Hopefully, Ko will find her revival soon enough.

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