Lydia Ko wore an all-black dress at the Rolex LPGA awards. Ko presented two awards at the LPGA award function and received the Hall of Fame title on the same evening. Ko uploaded a few pictures of her look from the award show on her Instagram handle.In the pictures, Ko was seen taking the award wearing a long black dress. Her hair was tied in a ponytail, and she paired the look with a sleek pendant and watch.Here's the Instagram post by Ko’s Instagram handle: View this post on Instagram Instagram PostLydia Ko last played at the Maybank Championship, which took place at the Kuala Lumpur Golf and Country Club. She finished at T9 at the tournament with a score of 16 under.Before this event, she had other top 10 finishes at the CPKC Women's Open with a T5, the Hilton Grand Vacations Tournament of Champions with a 6th place finish, and the Ford Championship presented by Wild Horse Pass with a T6. Ko won the HSBC Women's World Championship after scoring 13 under, and she bagged $360,000 as the prize check.Lydia Ko shares her thoughts about the LPGA Rolex awards Lydia Ko joined the press conference at the CME Group Tour Championship on November 18. During the interview at the Tiburon Golf Club, she spoke about her experience at the 2025 LPGA Rolex awards:“Obviously very honored to present both awards to Lindy and Stacy. When they both asked me I didn't really know or think that they would ask me, so kind of caught me by surprise.They're both so deserving in their own manner of the awards they received. I'm glad that other Tour members think of that and kind of have given them that recognition. And the Commissioner's Award with the rest of the Hall of Famers was a bit of a surprise. I think I was walking up on stage and wasn't really sure what was happening.”“None of us knew. So especially being the last Hall of Famer or last member to be in the Hall of Fame, it felt pretty surreal to be there on stage and Judy, Betsy, Nancy and Annika. I definitely felt like part of the cool kids club. Still makes me think I'm not really sure if I deserve that. It's such a special night and Rolex does an unbelievable job celebrating not only the players but our partners and the tournament staff and everyone that's really involved with our Tour year in, year out. So it's a great night and I think everybody had a fun time celebrating.”Lydia Ko will next play the CME Group Tour Championship, along with Lexi Thompson, Hannah Green, Carlota Ciganda, and others.