Five days removed from her Ladies European Tour win at the Aramco Saudi Ladies International, Lydia Ko is now nearly 8,000 miles across the Atlantic with a shot at her second win in as many weeks.
But the former world No. 1 isn't showing any signs of jet lag. She's T-10, three shots off the lead at 7 under after 36 holes of the Pelican Women's Championship.
Sitting third on the Race to the CME Globe list, the 24-year-old was already assured a spot in next week's CME Tour Championship. However, in mid-October at the BMW Ladies Championship, where Ko finished T-3, she realized that she's still in the running for one of the LPGA's most prestigious awards, prompting her to enter the Pelican's field.