Hall of Fame status, the full set of Olympic medals, 125 weeks as World No 1, and a heck of a lot more.
So, what else does Lydia Ko have to achieve before confirming her much talked about retirement
Fresh from winning the British Open, her third major and 21st career win on the LPGA Tour, not a lot.
However, if the 27-year-old needs a reason other than simply enjoying golf to push on closer to 30, the list of LPGA Tour earnings might do the trick.
Having pocketed US$19,212,009 (NZ$30,924,802) since going pro in 2013, only three players have earned more than the Kiwi golfer.
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