Kim Si-woo achieved his career-best major finish, tying for sixth at the 154th Open Championship in Southport, England. The South Korean golfer faltered in the final round with four bogeys on the back nine, ending four strokes behind champion Ryan Fox.
South Korean golfer Kim Si-woo achieved a career-best tied for sixth place at the 154th Open Championship in England, finishing four strokes behind champion Ryan Fox. Kim faltered in the final round with a two-over 72 after leading at the turn.
South Korea's Tom Kim and Kim Si-woo head a five-player contingent at the 154th Open Championship at Royal Birkdale, with Tom Kim coming off a Scottish Open win and a third-place finish at the U.S. Open.
Kim Si-woo is competing in the final signature event of the PGA Tour season, the 2026 Travelers Championship, with hopes of securing his first win of the season as a birthday celebration. The tournament features a strong field including top-ranked players and offers a significant prize purse.
South Korean golfer Kim Si-woo, enjoying his best career season on the PGA Tour, will compete in the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills. Ranked No. 18 globally and No. 4 in FedEx Cup standings, Kim seeks his first major success despite a strong season with eight top-10 finishes.
Kim Si-woo rises to No. 18 in men's world golf rankings after tying for 10th at the Memorial Tournament, his 8th top-10 finish in 2026, seeking first win since January 2023.
Golfer Kim Si-woo, after a week of rest, is set to compete in the Memorial Tournament, a signature event on the PGA Tour. Ranked second favorite by PGA Tour's website, he aims for his first win of the season.
South Korean golfer Kim Si-woo finished second at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson in Texas, three shots behind winner Wyndham Clark. This marks Kim's second runner-up finish of 2026 and his career-high seventh top-10 of the season.
Kim Si-woo finished runner-up at the PGA Tour's The CJ Cup Byron Nelson, falling behind Wyndham Clark who shot a final-round 11-under. Clark secured his fourth career win with a 30-under total, while Kim finished at 27-under.
Golfer Kim Si-woo secured a runner-up finish at the PGA Tour's CJ Cup Byron Nelson, finishing three strokes behind Wyndham Clark. Despite missing out on the win, Kim expressed satisfaction with his performance and confidence gained from peer encouragement.
South Korean golfer Kim Si-woo finished second at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson in Texas, three shots behind winner Wyndham Clark. This marks Kim's second runner-up finish of the year, extending his PGA Tour title drought to over three years.
Kim Si-woo held his solo lead at The CJ Cup Byron Nelson after the third round, despite a few stumbles. He is now two strokes ahead of Scottie Scheffler and Wyndham Clark, aiming for his fifth PGA Tour victory.
Kim Si-woo shot a 11-under 60 at the PGA Tour's CJ Cup Byron Nelson, narrowly missing a "dream score" of 59. He leads at 18-under, with Scottie Scheffler and Im Sung-jae in pursuit.
Kim Si-woo shot an 11-under 60, narrowly missing a "dream round" of 59 at the PGA Tour's CJ Cup Byron Nelson. He leads at 18-under, with Im Sung-jae also impressing with a hole-in-one and an eagle.
Kim Si-woo tied for 35th at the PGA Championship in Pennsylvania with a score of one-over 281. He was the top-ranked South Korean player at No. 22.
Kim Si-woo and Im Sung-jae will represent South Korea at the PGA Championship, the second major of the year, at Aronimink Golf Club in Pennsylvania.
Kim Si-woo finished tied for fourth at the Cadillac Championship in Miami, Florida, with an 11-under 277 total, eight strokes behind winner Cameron Young. The 30-year-old Korean golfer recorded his sixth top-10 finish of the PGA Tour season, a new career high, and jumped five spots to reach a career-high No. 20 in the world rankings. He earned $841,666 at the event, bringing his season total to $4,813,604 with over six months left, closing in on his career-best earnings of $5,397,030 from 2022-23.
Kim Si-woo finished third at the RBC Heritage in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, with a four-round total of 16-under 268. The South Korean veteran shot a three-under 68 in the final round, finishing two strokes out of a playoff between Matt Fitzpatrick and Scottie Scheffler, who both ended at 18-under. With five top-10 finishes this season, Kim tied his career high.
SEOUL, April 20 (Yonhap) -- Kim Si-woo has recorded his fifth top-10 finish of t...
