Tom Kim (Kim Joo-hyung) wins PGA Tour's Genesis Scottish Open with a 17-under 263, ending a 33-month title drought, ahead of the British Open.
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.
Tom Kim has jumped 33 spots to No. 33 in the men's world golf rankings after winning his first PGA Tour title at the Genesis Scottish Open. The 24-year-old's victory marks a significant comeback after a slump that saw his ranking fall to No. 107 in January.
Tom Kim secured his first title in three years at the Genesis Scottish Open, finishing 17 under par. The South Korean golfer, who has battled form and confidence issues, shot a faultless 64 in the final round. Tiger Woods was among the first to congratulate him on the emotional victory.
Tom Kim secured his first title in three years at the Genesis Scottish Open, finishing 17 under par. The South Korean golfer, who sought advice from Tiger Woods during a form crisis, won by two shots, with Min Woo Lee runner-up. Crowd favorite Bob MacIntyre faltered.
Tom Kim secured his first Rolex Series win at the Genesis Scottish Open with a bogey-free 64, finishing two shots ahead of Min Woo Lee. This marks his fourth PGA Tour title and guarantees a spot in the 2027 Masters.
Tom Kim secured his first title in three years at the Genesis Scottish Open, finishing 17 under par with a final round 64. The South Korean, who has battled form and confidence issues, was congratulated by Tiger Woods after his two-shot victory.
South Korean Tom Kim ended a three-year title drought by winning the Genesis Scottish Open with a final round 64, finishing 17 under par. He triumphed by two shots over Min Woo Lee at The Renaissance Club.
Tom Kim achieved his third career top-10 finish at a major, securing third place at the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club. He finished three strokes behind champion Wyndham Clark, with his performance on his 24th birthday marking a significant rebound in his world rankings.
Tom Kim celebrated his 24th birthday with a third-place finish at the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club, carding a one-under 279. He finished three strokes behind champion Wyndham Clark, marking his best U.S. Open performance and third career major top-10 finish.
Wyndham Clark set a new 36-hole scoring record at the US Open, reaching seven under par at Shinnecock Hills and holding a four-shot lead. He overcame early struggles to finish his second round, with several top contenders, including Rory McIlroy and Dustin Johnson, facing difficulties.
