News about Anthony Kim

Brandel Chamblee has fired back a blistering retort to LIV Golf star Anthony Kim's scathing attack on the golf analyst for his U-turn on PGA Tour-PIF negotiations.  Kim, who made his return to professional golf on the Saudi backed LIV Golf circuit earlier this year, unleashed a shocking assault on the Golf Channel presenter Friday, calling him a 'p*ssy' and a 'talentless fool' after his LIV Golf U-turn. The 61-year-old retaliated with an equally brutal retort to Kim's claim that he is 'disliked by most people in the golf world'. 

LIV Golf's Anthony Kim has launched a blistering attack on top golf analyst Brandel Chamblee, calling him a 'p*ssy' and a 'talentless fool' after his LIV Golf U-turn. Former pro-turned-TV star Chamblee has been one of LIV Golf's most vocal critics, regularly using his platform to talk about Saudi Arabia's human rights record and the country's sportswashing attempts. In the last 24 hours, though, Chamblee has shocked the world with a complete U-turn, telling The Golf Channel that he feels now is the time for the PGA Tour to make a deal with PIF and complete a long-awaited merger.

Anthony Kim has admitted to the severity of his golf exile, claiming he was only vaguely aware of Tiger Woods' spectacular Masters victory in 2019. The 38-year-old, who spent almost 12 years away from the sport before returning to the game this year, was also unaware that Brooks Koepka won back-to-back majors during an incredible run from 2017 to 2019. Several rule changes were also introduced without Kim knowing it.

Anthony Kim shared the truth about the challenges he endured, including multiple surgeries and heroin use, which caused him to withdraw from professional golf without a word. At LIV Golf's $20 million tournament in Jeddah at the start of March, the 38-year-old, a former prodigy who had been in the wilderness for more than a decade, made a long-awaited return to professional golf. A month later, the three-time champion on the PGA Tour chronicled the traumatic events leading up to his sudden disappearance, which have been shrouded in mystery.

Kim is playing as a wildcard for the remainder of LIV's 2024 season, and is not listed on any of the 13 teams. The Legion XIII of Jon Rahm's Legion XIII appears at the top of the leaderboard at the end of Day 1. Kim, on the other hand, opened with a 76 on the other hand. Kim's last-place finish came as no surprise to some considering his hiatus. However, his worst moment in the par-4th century came when his approach shot resulted in a full-bore shank. I'd be lying to say that I didn't have a preconceived image.' Even if I did poorly, I bet that I'd shoot around par.' Kim said, 'I hoped I would shoot around par.' I'm sorry that I made so many unforced mistakes in the middle of the fairway.' My iron game is usually my forte. It's really sad to make so many unforced errors.'

Anthony Kim, the former prodigy who has been in the wilderness for more than a decade, is set to return to professional golf this week. The 38-year-old is returning to LIV Golf to start his golf career at the rebel tour's Jeddah tournament, which starts on Friday. Although there hasn't been any official announcement, Mail Sport reports Kim has been given a wild card for the remainder of the 2024 season.

Former professional golfer Anthony Kim, who died around a dozen years ago, is hoping to return to the game. According to reports, he has been in talks with LIV and the PGA Tour. Kim has been in discussions with LIV Golf, the PGA Tour, and sponsors about playing in his first professional tournament since 2012, when Kim was 26 years old. According to Golf.com, the now-38-year-old Kim has been up-training sessions for a return. Kim's return to the sport has been discussed for more than a decade, beginning his career as one of the sport's most popular, yet elusive, players.

Wyndham Clark claimed his first PGA Tour victory in the Wells Fargo Championship after overcoming the quick loss of his overnight lead. Clark's two-shot advantage was wiped out in the first three holes, and the 29-year-old American discovered himself a shot behind playing partner Xander Schauffele after seven holes of the final round at Quail Hollow. Clarke did an excellent job on birdie five of the next eight, however, when Schauffele stumbling around the turn, the victory became something of a formality.