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Watching strangers do things: Nelly Korda cops to observing others in hilarious 'Sundae Conversation'

The No. 1 player in the world sat down for an interview with Caleb Pressley and awkwardness ensued.

During a recent appearance on the Sundae Conversation podcast, world No. 1 golfer Nelly Korda admitted to mimicking the use of binoculars as a way to observe others off the golf course. The four-time major winner was put off balance by Caleb Pressley's rapid-fire interview style, which led to several awkward exchanges. Pressley questioned Korda about her alcohol consumption habits, to which the 28-year-old responded that she does not drink off the golf course.

He then asked if she had ever owned binoculars, and Korda mimicked using them, admitting she only observes people in public while walking the streets. The conversation shifted to comparing golf to an escape from everyday life, with Pressley suggesting NBA and WNBA players play golf as a way to escape their spouses. Korda playfully agreed, jokingly suggesting coffee lovers join their husbands in the sport.

The interview also touched on banking choices, with Korda jokingly replying that people should look at her mouth for banking advice, as she says it directly.

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